1 comparing this with the neighboring trades pla D miles. Woe thrive best on comparison. ces for a radius of 20 to Millinery immed Lats at a little let'er than one-half {ira and copied Parisian s'yles [I'ractically colorings, formerly $6.50; a limited number $his week at $3.50, others in proportion. This is go of star depart ents under capable lelp and i. Jarge experience. Broadway styles at inland “" Dry Goods at Jobbing Prices Your ipspecticn invited Teazleduwn, best qualities, 40 patterns. Special at Bc. Arnold's 36 inch flanpelet, regular 15¢ ‘values, which has Leen our retail price. 10c yd PITY Sag EY “Ww 00 10 1S PO IO DO bt buat pos bo | - Napkins this week. -— Unusual Thanksgiving Linen Offerings ‘Specials continued for Saturday and Monday sell- ’ ing 1 Direct Syndicate Importa- 12!c Huck - 15 and }7¢ Huck 20¢ Huck - 29¢ Hemstit-hed 40c Damask 5Cc Hemstitched 60c Hemstitchad Don't putcff b Towels - 10c 2 for 25¢ = 16 23¢ 32s 10¢ uying but lay in a year's supply. tions and this big store with 40 other purchas's com- bined brings prices on which we urge com irison, Désida a $1,500 00 stock to select from, gives youn choico of many patterns and values 50 to H5¢ unbleached damask, 53 and 62 inch wide. Special 10¢ . 75¢ unbleached, 70 to 72 inch wide. 43¢c bloiched, 60 to 72 inch wide 50¢ quality bleached, 70 15 72 inch 00¢ quality bleached, 62 15 72 inch Garments arc bere as no wt Special to $2750 The Special Special Special 00 3 a5¢ 40c 182 an d more of Character and ere else. Ccats from $3.78 up unu-val things in apparel are 88¢c quality bleached, 70 to 72 inch O7c quality bleiched, 72 inch wide - $1.00 quality, 72 inch, bleached. 1 29 quality, 72 iach, bleached, 1.50 quality. 72 inch, bleached. Special 70c Special 78c Special at Sc Special $1.04 Special $1.20 a A — by ae MASONS MEET SUNDAY | As — Waverly— All the masons in the | va are invited to attend the | {service at the Waverly Methodist | church 01 next Sunday eveniog | They will meet at the Waverly| lodge rcoms at 6:30 o'clock and | will go from there to the church in| abody. The lecture will be by the Re:-. Joha Laubsnheimer, lecturer of the grand lodge state of | | New York, The public is also | 3 | invited to attend. "Ha Thought | PPY B WILL SIT NOVEMBER 21 | d Lehigh Stoves Waverly--Oa November 21 the | and Ranges | state railroad commission will meet | |at Albany and will hear the 4 ‘From $10 to $75. ence in the application of the W. S. & A. Traction Company relative We repair stoves © the removal of the company’s) tracks from Chemung strect. Pres- | and furnaces. |idene Lawrence will go to Albany on that date and will present a pe- tition of the Waverly residents asking that the request of the com | pany be denied. While there he ‘will also present the sewer plans BOLICH BROS., HARDWARE The Cayuta Land Company 25 Pa. desires to mnnouncs that for his approval. S. OF V. DANCE Nov. 23 forsale on cheap aod easy terms, | Waverly - ~The Waverly camp of that they have placed the agency the Sons of Veterans will give a ae ishing | dance on Friday next, one week LE phd agen or to | from today. A first-class orchestra do well to consult with Mr. Evarts | has been engaged for the occasion. BIS PArRAIng ol hee 8 Plot The tickets for the same will be on a a Soar. beautiful scenery and | sale shortly and it is hoped that Shs advantages of a moder indus there will be a large atteadance, as are already being akon 0. Ppt? {the order is a worthy onc and the best land BP water the vall BV ARTS ye Hospl- | of the people. The Fransohnian Musical society COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR CELEBRATION Fiftieth Anniversary of Waverly Icstitute to Be Fittingly Com- memotated Waverly--Public exercises memory of the founding of th= old Waverly Institute fity years ago will be held in the high school building Friday Nov. 23,1900 A reception beginning at one o'clock and continuing until eleven in the evening will be held in the gram. mar school study hall. A musical program will be given during the afternoon beginning at three a sharp. Pro’. Robbins will show in the High School study hall how the old time “deestrict school” was higher education. This will be reminiscences of the lastitute. All former students are urged and all others are invited to be preseat at these excersises. So far as possi- {ble the Alumni Association has | notified all out of town former | students whose addresses can be obtained ard also all former teachers, many of whom are ex- pected to be present. The com. mittees in charge hope that no former student either of the lasti- tute or the High School who can | attend will fail to register in one of the study halls during the day. On the following Monday cven- ing Dr. Henry Leipziger of New York City will deliver an address in the Opera llouse which will al. so be free to the public. by Mrs, E. M. Duakam of Hospital place. An excellent musical pro- gram was rendered including a very fme solo by Miss Kirby of Towanda. A. Perry's carpet cleaner is) in operation at the Wilson | ry on Waverly street, Waver- X. service, reason- prates, all guaranteed. Both IN POLICE COURT Waverly —Two drunks were ‘coralled last might. One of them was making trouble at the Lang dell hotel and was taken out by {Officer Gridley. He was locked up and fined $3, which he paid The other, an Italian, is still in the i FTRANK KE WOOD, Represeatstive News and advertising matter may be loft at Gregg’s Racket Store, Waverly. After 11 o'clock moon call the main office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X. G M. Legg was in Elmira last B xes for burning 25¢cat Strong's De J M. King of Scranton is visiting 11. B, Graf today. Leather for burning at Strong's, Miss Clara Lathwm of Nichols is the gues’ cf Mrs. E |] Neaves. Leather post cards at Strong's. First class shoe shine at all hours at Park Hotel 172 3 Trimmed hats a specialty at Mrs Ellis’ Broad street parlors, Wav- erly. 161 2 Exclusive novelties for the mid winter trade at Mrs Ellis’, Waverly. 161 2 Miss Julia Nichols is expected to com: to Waverly from Corts land this evening and remun for a few days Mr. R H Alle: «f Towanda and Mrs. J R, E flet aad Miss Cynthia Tomkins of Ulster spent the day, Wednesday, with Mrs. R, N Booth H J] Bildwin and wife will leave tomorrow for Baltimore where they will spend the next two weeks. They will also visit New York and Philadelphia b fore they return. The masonic convention of the district of which Waverly is a part, is holding a convention at \Wat- kins today. Several of the mem: bers of the Waverly lodge are in attendance. The Past Masters’ association of this district will also meet at the same time in connec tion with the convention. The reason for the trouble in the delivery of the pipars ia Wa verly for the past few days has been due to the breaking of ma. chinery, and the loss of the papers on the way to Waverly, and the carrier boys are in no way to blame. We are in working order again, however, and do not expect to experienee any further trouble RECEIVED LICENSE From Waverly Free Press Dr. Richard B'ackmore has re ceived his licenses from the Uaivers sity of the State of New York to practice medicine and surgery in that state. He has moved office from Sayre to rooms ia the D. D. Knapp building, Broad street, Dr. Blackmore is an alumnus of “Boston University School of Medicine,” which stands, according to statistics of the Americana Medi cal Association, among the few really great medical schools of the country. Dr. Blackmore now has pissed the state medical boards of Massa- chusetts, Pennsylvania and New York, all at an unusually high rate of scholarship. His record as a surgeon ia Ash- burnham, Mass., (his late residence) stands highest of any resident physician ever in that locality. He was a member of the board of health of the town, the medical ex- aminer of the Royal Arcanum and of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, as well as surgeon for the Boston & Maice railroad in that settion, Registration in these three states give a very wide reciprocity ia practice, viz: Minnesota, Vermont, New Jersey, Texas, California. would all recog- nize Dr. Blackmore's standing in medicine and surgery. BRODKS-KEELER Waverly—Eastle C. Brooks and Mrs. Cornelia J Keeler, both of Smithfield, were married last Wednesday in Waverly, the Rev. Alanson Tildea performing the 3 © 1778 Oysters, Pork Fowls, Chickens Ducks “Lilpig” Sausage GrapeFruit,0ranges Cranberries Bananas, Apples Malaga Grapes Stuffed Figs = Dates Dates, Figs Jersey Sweets Flat Turnips Rutabagas, Spinach GE PATRICIA “The Woman's Shoe That's Right” — Cut shows ome of cur popular’ selling numbers. Price $3.50. Sizes 2) to 7 Widths A to D, Waste Paper 25c up “ 25c and 50c Baby Baskets SOc and $1 ce ———— or ———————— Popcorn Pumpkin, Squash Etc., Etc. I ——— STOVES We have one of the best Oak Heaters finished, best ma- terial and construc- tion. Unmatchable for heat and econ- omy. Full line of C00K STOVES and Ranges. Easy stove payments. FURNITURE For the entire home, properly priced for piece payments. 7/ ~ - ad bad lent time of year to Ct) i 37 [have a heating sys- AY tem installed and gready for the hard 11] wiater whith the Lo GEESE. |wealher man says 3g ds gd¥lis coming. sed to offer sugges- tions or give esti- ‘mates on steam, hot ‘water or hot air sys- tems. We gell the satisfactory “Win- chester steam and “<hot water heaters, —=~iator Co's radiators ~L and boilers and the justly famous “Cheerful Home" furnace, making a BM. fine line for you to ER choo from. Plumbing, Heating and Tibning. Cas Fixtures, Burners ard lass ware. H. R. TALMADGE, Both ‘Thenes. Elmer Ave. ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesalsr of Wires, Beer and Ales. OUR SPECIALTIES LEHIGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER. WEICH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING (O'S. ALES. ‘vg Facker Avenue, BEAYRE, PA ZOYH THORES, WANTED HORSES AND CATTLE DEAD OR ALIVE. Will pay $1.00 a head at tho barn or $2.00 delivered—with hides on. All calls promptly attended to day r night. Valley telephone at store Bell telephone in house. J. H. DUNLAP, Susquehanna St. Athens, Pa. There is no nook nor cor- ner where The Valley Rec- ord does not circulate A.J.GREEN por ot A ai | | | | | | 1 | | | { | insures cleanliness. Costs less. Gas Light Co,, |Waverly. Sayre Rendering WORKS C. @. LLOYDT, PROP.
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