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The Valley Record
W. T. CAREY, Editor.
Published every afternoon azoapt Bus |
‘at Marrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
“All the news that's fit to print”
SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1806.
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LOCAL MENTION
The grand focy has completed
its labors, been duly discharged by
the court, and have returned to
The Kane base ball team and a
“picked mine from among Sayre's
talent are contesting for supremacy
‘on the Riverside diamond this
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It is about time for the tramp
who was ruined in the San Fran-
cisco disaster to appear at your
back door with the usual request
for a “handout.”
. Passenger traffic has become so
‘heavy on the Lehigh Valley re-
‘cently that the officials have been
‘compelled to place in service two
sections of No. 4
Harvey Gray will give the
second of his second series of
dances in Eighmey's hall this even-
ing. Dancing will begin at ¢
o'clock and continue until 12
~The funeral of Mrs. Ellery L.
Hammond, who died at the hospi
‘tal yesterday morning, will be held
from her late home, No. 211 South
Elmer avenue on Monday after-
noon at two o'clock.
If you waot to make big money
handling the finest “History of the
San Francisco Horror” that will be
issued, read our offer to agents and
the large ad that appears elsewhere
in today's issue of The Record
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Dan Darleigh in “Si Stebbins,”
at the Loomis last evening, pleased
a large audience and demonstrated
excellent ability as a character
actor. He has many personal
friends in Waverly who gave him a
fine greeting.
Don't wait for your spring and
summer clothes, and don't hesitate
a2 moment longer, but come up to
A. Atkin, the New York tailor, 132
Lockhart street, as we go with the
times and have the very latest and
best New York styles. We guar-
antee best satisfaction.
It has been suggested that at
Jeast a part of the proceeds of yes-
terday’s base ball be given to those
who were injured in the collapse of
the grand stand, instead of sending
it to the San Francisco fire suffer-
ers.” Charity should begin at
home, say those who make the
suggestion.
Don't pay a big price for a trashy
account of the San Francisco diss
aster. The very finest “History of
the San Francisco Horror that it
will be possible to obtain has been
secured by The Valley Record, and
you can get it absolutely free
Read the large advertisement con
cerning this work that appears
elsewhere in The Record today
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The members of the Grand
Army of the Republic in this sec-
tion are already beginning to make
preparations for Memorial Day,
Although the day on which the
scarred veterans of many battles
do fitting honor to the dead is over
a month away, from this time on
_ the old soldiers will be. busy mak
ing arrangements for an appropri-
LU
Two to Be G.ven Away by D. S.
Andrus & Co. for the Largest
| Correct List of Words from the
is worth buying, for we
& CO.
The interest in the D S. Andrus
& Co. “Word Building Contest” |
{has nearly reached the boiling |
WAVERLY | point, so to speak. All lists must |
FRANK E. WOOD, Representative ibe in the hands of the judges be:
News and ‘advertising matter may be | fore midnight ol April 30, 19006
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X.
| Never has there been more enthu |
| siasm over a contest than the pres. |
ent one inaugurated by “the Old]
Reliable Piano and Music
lof D S. Andrus & Co. Think of
David Decker has returned from (jt! Over four thousand dollars’!
Syracuse, where he speat the past | worth of prizes to be given away |
few days.
Mouldings at Strong's. House”
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|The first and grand prize is a]
{845000 DS Andrus & Co. Cab |
inet Upright ano for the largest |
Mrs. Frank Harding of Barton | COTFECt list of words from the firm |
was calling on Waverly friends this | "*™¢ of “D.S. Andrus and Com
morniag. | pany " The
$350 00 Doylemarx Concert Grand
Upright Piano. These pianos are
: = manufactured by D. S. Andrus &
Buy your spring millinery of Co. and they are the product of the
Mis. Ellis, of Waverly, and save|. nq makers’ art.
money.
Wall paper at Strong's.
second prize is a
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Devoe paints at Strong's.
It is a well
| known fact that for the past forty-
Mr S ws d int six years D. S Andrus has stood
F. Sumon Ziusmer move 10001 c.g oj bility —first, last and all
his new houss on Peansylvanial , time. They are going to main
avenue yesterday. |tain that high standard at all costs,
Every piano sold by D. S. Andrus
& Co. must be as represented or
money refunded. One of the great:
est features about the piano selling
of this firm is the D S Andrus &
Co Easy Payment System, origi
nated in the place for the |
family who not afford to pay cas 1 |
for a piano. In other words, DD. S|
Andrus & Co. practically loan the
money to purchasers of pianos |
from them, and that, to, without]
paying interest. Besides they give |
absolutely free with every piano a
2g8-2t
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Mrs Theodore Shay and Mrs. |
Rena G. Mills of the Norwood
hotel were in Elmira yesterday.
For correct styles in millinery
at the right price call on Mrs. Ells
at Waverley.
2g8~2t first
Mrs.Charles L. Leonard of Wa-
verly street is suffering from a se-
vere attack of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Crispin and
children went to Elmira today and
will visit relatives in that city over
Sunday.
stool, scarf, music box, one year's |
tuning and all delivery charges. |
All inquiries and particulars of |
the “word building contest’ will be |
furnished from the D. S. Andrus &|
Co. store at 114 Baldwin street, |
Elmira, N. Y.
Other stores at Williamsport,
Sayre, Ithaca and Painted Post
Lewis Graf returned to-his home
at Crittenden, N. Y , today after
visiting his son, Herman B. Gral,
for the past weck.
Judge E W. Dawson, the local
representative of tae Sayre Times,
went to New York city yesterday
afternoon to attend the funeral of
a relative.
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Newspapers are always glad to]
get all the news that is obtainable, |
and The Record is no exception to
the rule. If you cannot bring or
send your ncws items to the office,
use the telephone. Call 128x.
SAYRE SUNDAY SERVICES
Presbyterian Church
Morning service, 10:30,
Sunday school, 11:40.
Christian Endeavor, 6:15.
Evening service, 7:30,
The Rev. E. C. Petrie, Pastor,
Church of Christ
Morning service, 10:30,
Sanday school, 12.
Christian Endeavor, 8:00.
Evening service, 7:30,
The Rev. M. B, Wood, Pastor,
Lutheran Church.
Morning service, 10:30,
Sunday school, 11:45.
Evening service 7:30.
The Rev. KE. M. Beysher, Pastor.
A ball team known as the Re
liance defeated an aggregation from
Sayre on the Howard street
grounds this morning by a score
of 10 to G,
The Tioga hose company held
a reception in the company’s par-
lors last evening. A large crowd
was in attendance and the evening
passed very pleasantly with cards
and dancing
* Florence, the little daughter of
George M. Legg, while playing at
the home of a frend om Park
avenue fell and hurt her arm, [It
was thought at first that the arm
was broke but it proved to be only
a bad sprain.
NEW LINE OPENED
Waverly—The new South Wa
verly street car line was opened for
travel today, gand the first car
started at 1:48 this afternoon. This
line is the best piece of road in the
whole system, being equipped with
75 Ib. rails. The road will prove a
great convenience to the South
Waverly people.
ARMINDA DRAKE
Waverly—Mrs, Arminda Drake
died yesterday morning at her
home at Chemung. Deceased was
71 years of age and was an oll}
resident of Chemung. The funeral
will take place at Chemung to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Baptist Church
Morning service, 10:30,
Sunday school, 12:00.
Junior B. Y. P U, 3:00.
B. Y. P. U. meeting, 6:30,
Evening service, 7:30.
The Rev. Ira Hotaling, Pastor,
Church of the Epiphany
First Maas, 8:00.
High Mass, 10:30.
Sanday School, 2:00 p, m.,
Benediction, 7:30 p. mn.
The Rev, J. L. Shanley, Rector,
Church of Redeemer
Communion 8:00,
Morning service 10:30,
Sanday school 12:00.
Evening service 7:30.
The Rev. F. T. Cady, Rector,
a
Wheelock Memorial Chapel
Preaching service, 2:30,
Sunday school, 3:30,
Methodist Church
Men's meeting, 9:30,
Morning servios, 10:30,
Sunday school, 12:00,
Junior League 3:00 L ut.
Epworth League, 8:00,
Rvening service, 7:00,
The Rev. J. F. Warner, Pastor,
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