Seciog is believing,
G0 CARTS
At Wholesale Prices
$30 Carts, $20 $22 Carts, $15.50
8 “ 12 1150 “ 8.00
$10 kind, $32 | $20 kind, $15.50
$19 kind, $15
EXTENSION TABLES
$30 kind, $22
. 20 LH
$25 kind, $18 | $20
14.50 0 7.90
$6.75 kind, $1.75
[Leather Seat
$18 kind, $11.50
Cane Seat
$10 kind, $3.50
$5.50
30 kind, $22
20 16
18 “"
$12
delivered.
called for and
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING
The Valley Record
For Sale
Black walnut bedstead, ioe box, dishes,
w. T CAREY, Editor.
various articles. J, L.
Broad street, Waverly,
453
ig.ae
Goodwin,
~ WAVER
FRANK E WOOD, Representative
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 13 o'clock noom call the main
office at Sayre, Valley Phoue 138%
Photo supplies at Strong's.
Mrs. A I. Decker is visiting in
E'mira.
Post card albums at Strong's.
The D. A. R. will hold a flag
service tomorrow.
Leather post cards at Strong's.
Mrs. G. B. Van Velsor went to
Buster Brown cameras
$1 at
Rev. H. H. Dresser and wife
went to Elmira today.
Charles Clark of Cornell univer-
sity was calling on friends yes
terday.
Mrs. M. P. Reynolds, Tioga
street, went to New York city this
morning.
William Bosworth, D. LL & W.
station agent at Lowman was in
town today.
Daniel Wilbur of Nichols is
visiting his daughter on West
Broad street.
1 Hancock has returned to his
Miss Helen Lester has returned |
from Comell for the summer
vacation. Her room mate, Miss
Bertha Schafer, accompanied her.
Miss Kate Dawes went to
Barton this morning to attend a
party given in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Horton, who is here from
Los Angeles.
Dr. and Mrs. Hilton went to El-
mira this morning to attend com-
mencement at Elmira college.
Their daughter Mame is one of the
graduates this year.
John E. Lindley of Harford, N.
Y., and Miss Lillian E Forsha of |
Dryden, NY, were married at the
home of C. w. Vincent, 40; Cayu-
ta avenue, June 12, by Rev. | F
Warner.
Large posters have been placed
advertising the play
Aunt,” which will be given June 21
and 22 at the Loomis Opera House
under the auspices of Cayuza hose
Charles Manning, who resided
in Waverly about 25 years ago,
was in Waverly this morning. He
has been in the government service
nearly ever since he left this vil-
Waverly—This 1 wortiog about
| was runaing west on Broad street
when the trolley flew off The
| stopped it quickly. Car No. 2 was
ning at such a rapid rate that the
motorman was unable to stop it
and it crashed into the car ahead.
All the glass and the sash in the
end of No. 17 was broken. No. 2,
howerer, was even worse, the
whole front end being smashed in.
The controller crashed back
through the door and the brake
rigging was put out of commission.
The front car telescoped into the
rear car. The motorman of the
rear car tried to get out but was
unable to do so, and his escape
from injury was marvelous,
ITALIAN CELEBRATE
Waverly—A large number of
Italians are in Waverly today pay-
ing their respects to the memory
A church service
was held this morning, and there
was a short parade under the lead-
which was much appreciated. A
large delegation was expected this
afternoon when it was expected
that a larger parade would be held.
Fireworks will be let off at the
upper end of Broad street this
work at Lockerby's barber shop | lage. Hes at present an instruct
The Dr. Judson property on North alter a week's illness. | or in the engineering department at
street, Athens, Pa. Apply to W. Howard
Allen, Farmers National Bank, Athens
Pa. 2140-1
evening.
every afternoon exonpt San-
- Published
yal Muzselle's Printing Office, Sayre,
WANT ADS
M. P. A Block, Sayre, Pa.
Rates : — Wanted,
For Rent
qui r+ at the Record office
“All the news that's fit to print”
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
street,
18, 1906.
A.E.BAKER,
_Garpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y. | Page block.
street, Inquire at this office
Talmadge.
i
|
ALEX D. STEVENS,
May-
JOHN C.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
1. [«ans Negotiated, Insurance Writ
6 ten, Houses Rented, Rents Col-
lected, Taxes Paid.
ROOM y, ELMER BLOCK
ap :
- Pure Olive Oil
30-8*
PECKALLY,
for medical purposes.
LOCKHART €T SAYRE
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited
Everybody welcome. AL CONKLN,
35-3
278-¢
"264
Net
East Lockbart St.
The largest selection of men’s,
== |boys' and children’s suits in the
valley at H. Sattler’s.
stantia yesterday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bruce Corbin.
The Sayre and Athens camps,
order of Americans, wisited the
Waverly camp last evening.
Miss Maude Hunsinger of Col-
ley, Pa., is visiting her cousin, A
M. Hunsinger, Lincoln street.
Store
Special
Evenings at 6
June
O'Clock Fxcept
JORN SULLIVAN
Waverly—The body of Johan
Farley. The remains were taken
to the home of Mrs. Power, an
aunt of the deceased in South
The funeral will take
p'ace tomorrow morning at 10 a.
Wanted.
Experienced grocery deliveryman by
yre grocery store, Inquire The Ree-
31-6
NOTICE
There are some who have not
paid their old taxes. Please call
and settle by June 15 and save
trouble, J. L. Plumstead, Cols
lector. 26-8
Piles! Piles! Piles! 2
Dr. Willlams' Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and
Itching Pilea. It absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acts as a
tioe, gives instant relief. De. Wil-
liam's 1 Pile Ointment is
for Piles and Itching of the private
parts. Every box is guaratteed. Sold
by d by mall, for 50¢ 2 $1,
Williams MI Ca. whe (
0. Porsale M. Driggs, druggist.
10 Gents a Box
ONE BALE RUGS
$1.69
-~
VALUE $2.50.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE SKIRTS
For $1.48.
VALUE $225
200 CHANGEABLE SILK PARASOLS
$1.49.
ALL COLORS.
S50 Dozen
HUCK TOWELS,
For 8c Each.
Rocking Chairs Cheap
$2.00 ROCKERS, $1.49.
225 ’ 1.69.
$1.50
WHITE SHIRTS, LACE TRIMMED
For 98c.
15c
EMBROIDERY HANDKERCHIEFS
11c Each
100 FANCY DRESS SILKS IN DRESS
PATTERNS
For 79c Yard.
$7.50
tSILK PETTICOATS, ALL COLORS,
$5.50.
$4.00 Parlor Tables $2.00.
$5.00 REED ROCKERS, $3.99.
$15.00 BUFFETS, $10.00.
$1.25
$5.85
$1.25
ROPE PORTIERS
| 2,000 YARDS
For 69c.
$1 00 CHAIRS, 80c.
$1.75 " $1.19.
$3 S0 “
Peter Pan
SHIRTS
$15.00
15 Styles in
VALUE 10c YARD.
FOR WOMEN
$1.00 Each.
For $10.00.