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PAGE TEN 3AYRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1931 Read Evening Times Classified Advertisements. ON THE SCREEN YOU CAM ALWAYS DO BETTER AT THE HUB LOWER PRICES FOR SATURDAY SHOES fT FAMILY 17c Men's Athletic Shirts And Shorts Boys' Sport Hose New Fall Colors, 1 vfC lit Boys Wool Sweaten HIC Slin-Over Style Men' Benr Brand Hose All Color And Sltea, 7c Men'a Heavy Wool Wool ff Joar a ftvi.h fnllnr. Begninf aa.no Where Everybody Goes thE Pr. an WOMEN'S FALL STYLES Saturday Sale Big Value! Just Received A New Fall Shipment MEN 'S DRESS SHIRTS Fast Colors All Sizes 2 for $1.00 MEN'S SUITS AND TOPCOATS SAT.

SALE $7.75, $11.75 PRIZES AWARDED TO GOLF PLAYERS: Boys' Oxfords Men's Work Shoes $1.39 327-329 BROAD STREET, AT CM ELECISOFFICERS Glen Kilmer Is President of School Organization Which Is Conducting Drive for Athletic Association Canton News CANTON, Oct. 1 The student council of the Canton High school has elected the following officers: President, Glen Kilmer; vice president, Frank Brenchley; secretary, Marjorle Packard; treasurer, Larue Bassett. This council is now carrying on a drive for membership in the athletic association. McKearnon Mitchell James Mitchell and Genevieve McKearnon, both of New York, were married on Monday evening, September 28, In the rectory of St. John's Catholic church In Troy, by Rev.

J. J. King. The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. G.

Ernest Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Northrup and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burk.

The bridegroom is a former resident of Canton. To Mark Pioneer's Grave Elizabeth Oakley Holcomb was Durant (played by Reginald Sheffield) becomes implicated in the affair and is arrested. Knowing of Larry's guilt he breaks Jail and trails Larry to the west intent upon killing him. The two men meet out west; each has taken an assumea name ana since ism-aiu does not know Larry by sight he doesn't realize that the man he has become deeply fond of is the man he is looking for to murder. All during the story they are destined to become friends and 'enemies alternately and when Larry's identity Is revealed, taking other things into consideration which have ac-curred since met, Durant proves himself the man and the two part, better friends than ever.

Of course, there is a lovely lady involved, Ruby Gerard (played by Betty Mack) and one can guess that perhaps she has been the cause of pretty much of the trouble. S3" REBECK'S 344 BROAD ST. WAVERLY, N. Y. Boys' Wash KnickersAll Sizes 39c The Place To Shop After All Hub WAVERLY, N.

Y. dent, spent several days this week in the Packer hospital in Sayre, for observation. Roland Kaye is on the sick list John Keltz, who has been very ill with blood poisoning, is somewhat improved. Robert Lindley, while chopping wood a few days ago, cut his hand very badly. Solon Reynolds, who has been living at the Packard hotel for some time, has moved to Elmira.

Miss Kate Davenport has returned to her duties as hostess at a club house at Yale University, after spending her vacation at her home in Canton. Rev. R. W. Shepherd attended the sessions of the Lackawanna Presbytery in Montrose during the past week.

L. A. Martin has been very sick. Will D. Brown is spending this week with friends at Osceola Mills.

Mrs. Anna Tripp, of Wilkes-Barre, is visiting Canton relatives. Born To Mr. and Thad Hlckok, a daughter. To Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Metzger, a daughter. Mrs. William A. Meyers, of Wil-liamsport, is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Pealer. Mr an A Mra TTVi nco et I Freeport, N.

are visiting her mother, Mrs. A. D. Biddle. Floyd Allen is on the sick list.

BIG LUMBER TRAIN PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2. (UP) A 37-car freight train of lumber, the largest shipment from the Pacific coast this year, arrived in Philadelphia today over the Pennsylvania Railroad today. The train of 108 cars left Pinedale, September 21, loaded' with lumber. Cars were dropped enroute East.

And the shipment which reached Philadelphia is valued at $136,000. (Continued from Page 6) the low net foursome and won by-Harvey Jump, John Ruggles, Frank; Schnitzen and Dr. J. T. Tucker.

B. C. Bertram of Athens donate a golf ball, to be presented to the" player making the most during the day and this was won-' by Phil Kerrigan. In behalf of the club member Dr. Harry S.

Fish presented a handsome wrist watch to Dykman, club pro during the past year. Most of those to whom prizes were presented by Dr. Carling, re -sponded briefly. The president con- eluded his part of the program by: expressing appreciation for the loyal support and cooperation he had received from the members o( i the club during the year and bei spoke the same cooperation for) his successor of another year. At the business meeting there was considerable discussion about a proposed change In the golt I course.

Among those who spoke to the motion were Fred A. Sawyerj John Ruggles, Walter Page, D. I Davis and others. The motion was voted down. i 1 A motion was made by D.

O. Wifi son that a tennis membership to I the club be created which woulj Capitol A highly sophisticated and smart story is told in "This Modern Age," with Joan Crawford at the ONCE IN EVERY GIRLS' LIFE! LAST DAY COMES THE MOMENT OF GREAT DECISION SEE AMERICA'S DANCING DAUGHTER JOAN CRAWFORD IN 'THIS MODERN WITH IV Kill HAMILTON MIINROB OWSI.EV i inirTT fei' Billy Houe "Retire Inn" Wovelty "Cheaper To Kent" Cartoon Jumping; Bean. TV WAVERLT Home Ol Paramount Picture. HZ i HI The Mendelssohn club will meet on Monday evening, October 6, with Mrs. Leon Swayze.

Cottage prayer meetings are being held in the homes of members of the Baptist church in this place, preliminary to a series of revival meetings. Rev. C. W. Hardy is pastor of the church.

Three men arrested recently at Webster, N. for robbing the cash register of a gasoline station, were found to be driving a car which had been stolen from Charles Withey, of Rochester. In their flight from officers, they wrecked the car. Mr. Withey was formerly a resident of Canton.

The thirteen year old son of Mrs. Melvin Crane fell from a horse a few days ago and broke his arm. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rockwell, a son.

Dan Preston of this place recent ly won first place at a five nun- arfv in Mainesbur. Tioea county, and brought home with him a loving cup, which he is proudly displaying to his friends. James McCarthy and son, of Buffalo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fitzgerald.

Murray Watts, Donald Tripp and Dan Preston have returned to their studies at Temple University. Donald Greene has gone to Harrison, N. where he is employed in the experimental and research laboratory of the National Oil Products company. Rev. J.

W. Faust is attending the sessions of the Methodist conference in Oneida, N. Y. Alexander Logan, of Tioga, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. William Hopkins.

Miss Clara Smiley, of East Canton, who was injured several weeks ego in an automobile accl- the first woman to be married in what is now the village of Leroy, and was the mother of the first white child born there. She was also the first white woman to he buried in the cemetery at that place. Her grave was marked with a wooden marker, which has been nearly destroyed. Rancy K. Morse, of Leroy, has Started a movement to raise funds for a suitable marker for her grave.

Becker Hatch Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller Becker, of Alba, announce the marriage of their daughter, Janet, to Thorit Hatch, of Helper, Utah, on September 26, 1931. Sunday will be observed as Rally Day at the Church of Christ.

The sermon subject will be "The Loyalty of Jesus." The Tuesday Bridge club en- joyei a luncheon at "Th yoke" at Leroy on Tuesday of this eefe. Fifteen cans of bull heads, yellow perch and pickerel were received a few days ago from the Pleasant Mountain Hatchery in Susquehanna county and placed in the waters of Lake Nepahwin. Mrs. D. A.

Fitzwater celebrated her 87th birthday anniversary last Sunday, at the home of her niece, Mrs. Will VanFleet. A number of friends and neighbor called on her during the day. Ice cream and cake were served. The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet on Tuesday evening, October 6, at the home of Mrs.

Frances Coons. Next City Hall, Packer Avenue SAYRE, PA. Capitol Theatre, last time today. Miss Crawford plays the role of a young woman who has not seen her divorced mother since childhood. They are reunited and react more like friends than mother and daughter, for the ultra-modern parent does the same things her daughter does.

When her daughter finally falls in love with the son of conservative Boston aristocrats, it is this ultra freedom of her mother's that breaks up the romance. The lover doesn't want a girl whose mother "runs around." A series of exciting events lead up to the denouncement, which is capped with a surprise climax. The picture, which was adapted from the Mildred Cram novel, "Girls Together," gives Miss Crawford opportunities in the "whoopee" type of part with which she has been so successful in the past, although the story obviously has Its serious moments. Sayre The accolade of four stars is the least that can be awarded "Merely Mary Ann," the latest Janet Gaynor-Charles Farrell starring vehicle, which opened to an enthusiastic audience yesterday at the Sayqa Theatre. With a story perfectly fitted to its principals, thoroughly realistic settings, an excellently-chosen group of supporting players and the admirable direction of Henry King, a splendid background is afforded the famous, film "team" and they respond to the opportunity with some of the finest dramatic and emotional work it has even been this reviewer's privilege to witness.

They exceed their epochal work in "7th Heaven." Miss Gaynor is more wistful and charming than ever as the repressed little maid-of-all-work in the dingy London rooming house, who shyly falls in, love with the clever but impecunious composer, played hy Charles Farrell his best talking picture performance. Their delightful romance, with its vivid moments of sheer pathos, is one of the moBt appealing stories ever to reach the speaking screen, and Director King has handled it to perfection, touching just the right note throughout. Amusu Tom Tvler. that fascinating and altogether individual western hero. Is with us again in "Partners of the first of a series of eight Monogram-Tyler Westerns, direct ed bv Wally Fox, which will be seen at the Amusu Theatre today.

Tyler assumes the role of Larry Condon who returns home from the west with a fortune only to find that his wife has been unfaith ful. He kills her lover and returns to Arizona In order to spare his wife an unpleasant ordeal. John 25 allow those interested in tennis; to join for that purpose only, with put golfing or club house privW leges. This motion was unaniji mously adopted and the committeav will formulate rules and regulaa tions which will include fees and annual dues. About men attended the successful affairj a 1 rv LAST TIMES TODAY IF YOU HAVE EVER LOVED YOU'LL LOVE THESE LOVERS! A FAMILY PICTURE FJrell MRLY MARY ANN VARIETY 8TAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY IN OUR WIVES LATEST NEWS feer jw SPECIAL IgTfei She perfumed death I lotui-lipped poiionl For she it the OF THE Sworn lo kill cruelly me man tne loveu Wilh her tlender fingers i r- ft a L.

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