PRICE THREE CENTS EIGHT UTTATT SAYRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1924. NEW SAYRE THEATRE Three Shows Daily Admission 2:15 7:30 9:00 Children 15c-Adults 25c TONIGHT Did You See It Last Night? BUSTER KEATON IN 'SHERLOCK, The funniest comedy the frozen faced comedian ever made. Just a laugh from beginning to end. Fun, fast and furious in this orgy of mirth. Added: Bull Montana in "A Ladies' Man." THURSDAY ONLY Will no one defendWill no one tell the truth) A Thos H.
Ince presents REPUTATION MAY The story of a woman and of a lie that her reputation- 1 seared it and a great love that redeemed it It tells what every woman ought to know NATIONAL FIRST Directed by PICTURES John Griffith Wray Coming Friday and Saturday: Charles (Buck) Jones and an all-Star Cast in "Hell's WATCH FOR GIFT WEEK AMUSU THEATRE "As Cool as a Mountain Top." Evening show starts at 7:30 and 9 o'clock. 8 Scene from' JOHN BEAU BARRYMORE BRUMMEL' Starring WARNER BROS. PRODUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! A stars of stars in a picture of pictures! You will be fascinated while before you pass, the pomp and picturesqueness, color and variety of the age when the famed captivated a hearts--and scored them all, the Beau of his affections having been snatebed off in a loveless lady marriage. The great Barrymore is sup ported by the following cast: Astor, Irene Rich, Carmel Myers, Willard Louis, Alec B. Mary Francis, William Humphreys.
Comedy "A Hulu Honeymoon" and Fox News. READ EVENING TIMES ADVERTIsem*nTS. THE EVENING TIMES New Motor Vehicle Law Gives Boyle a Vacation Until Signs Are Lighted Motorcycle Policeman Dana Boyle was off duty last night as the result of the interpretation of the new motor vehicle law of New York State, published in Tuesday's papers. The law went into effect July 30 and according to the interpretation published yesterday, it provides that all speed limit signs at the intersection of the corporation lines must be illuminated at night. The law also provides that such signs must be placed at all points where a street and corporation line intersect each other and that they must be not more than eight nor less than six feet in height and the letters must be six inches or more in height.
Points in this village at which the law requires signs to be placed are on Elmira, Loder, Fulton streets, Pennsylvania avenue, Spaulding street, Cayuta avenue, East Chemung street, North Chemung street, Waverly street, Pine street and West Chemung street. The signs already in use comply with the new law as to measurements and signs are already standing at most of these points. Electricity is already available at all points for illuminating the signs with the exception of East Chemung street, West Chemung street and North Chemung street, and Village President VanNorstran stated Tuesday that he hoped lights would be in place at those points by Wednesday night. The question of the expense of the new lights will have to be considered at the next meeting of the village board. There are eleven lights to maintain at the eleven intersections and the street lights in use at present cost the village $48 a year for each light.
It is hoped, however, that a smaller light can be used for these signs. The hen that roosted high and didn't cluck escaped the fox. That wasn't wholly luck. MONEY CANNOT BUY NEW EYES but we can renew your vision if you see us in time. We give you a professional examination; if require glasses we give you quick service.
Prices moderate. D. O. BLACKBURN OPTOMETRIST 453 Park Ave. Opp.
H. School Waverly, 'N. Y. LOITERERS WARNED THEY MUST BEHAVE Complaint was made to the police Tuesday evening that a party of young men were in the habit of congregating in front of the E. C.
and W. waiting room evenings and of using loud and obnoxious language. Tuesday evening the same thing happened much to the embarrassment of several ladies inside the waiting room who were waiting for the 8 o'clock car. President of the Village Edward VanNorstran said that this practice must cease and the police have issued warning that the very next time anything of the kind happens the young men will be severely dealt with. FUNERAL OF LATE POLICE CHIEF TOMORROW The funeral services of Chief of Police James Keegan, who died suddenly Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, will be held from the home of Mrs.
Donahue, corner of Bradford and South Fulton streets, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. John's Church, South Waverly, at 9:30. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Rev.
Father Morrison will officiate. Members of the borough council will act as bearers. POSTPONE MEETING The meeting of Ladies' heart Legion, which was to be held this evening, has postponed one week and held on Wednesday, August MISSING BOY RETURNS Raymond Wood, 15, son of Mrs. Rose Wood of Cayuta avenue, who was reported to the police as missing Sunday night, returned to his home, voluntarily on Tuesday. It is estimated that one American in every forty now visiting London brings a saxophone with 'him.
No wonder President Coolidge is 'in' favor jot another Conference con disarmament. Read Evening Times Classified Ads. It pays. If you are thinking of purchas Ing a new car under the $1000 class, ask the men drive Over lands, "The most automobile gin the world for the money." -F. WICKWIRE SON Waverly, N.
Y. 6Mtt MORLEY THEATRE TONIGHT A Thomas H. Ince Special May McAvoy and Lloyd Hughes IN "HER REPUTATION" On every tongue--her name. Doomed -her reputation in the mire because a venomous press accused her. What matter if she was innocent? What matter if she was right? The scandal loving world accused and greater than she had fallen before it.
Special Comedy Added. SPECIAL TOMORROW BUSTER KEATON In His Latest Cyclone of Mirth "SHERLOCK, JR." See the pool game with one of the balls filled with dynamite. Fun, fast and furious. See him as an amateur detective. Guaranteed the best picture Buster Keaton ever made.
Added, Century Comedy, "CHECKING OUT." Coming Friday: John Gilbert in a special production, "The Silent Command." WAVERLY PERSONALS Miss Marjorie Farley and Miss Frank Carrol together with Sisters Mercy and Girard of Hornell, motored yesterday to Watkins Glen. Miss Nina Baxter of Elmira, spent the week-end with sister, Mrs. John Kraft of Waverly street, Miss Searles has returned to her home in New Berlin after visiting the Misses Kate Brady and Bivins on Broad street for a week. James Ditchburn of Elmira, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Kraft on Waverly street. Fred L. Maxwell and wife of Huntington, W. formerly of Waverly, are visiting relatives and friends in town, Mr. Maxwell holds a very responsible position as district manager for the Computing Scale Company.
Mrs. Mary Huber of VanEtten is a guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Guy L. Carpenter on Waverly street for a few days.
Fred Austin daughter, Miss Wind Jessie Austin returned Monday from Toledo, where they have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes. Sheriff Lloyd Hedges of Owego, was in town today calling on friends.
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Spence Garage, Waverly, N. Y. Phone 343 day or night. 25Jtf DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? We lay slate, slag, tile, asphalt, asbestoes and wood shingles. Rubberoid roofing of all kinds.
Also repair work. Chimneys repaired. Phone 70-W, Waverly, 151 Broad street. 11J26t Eat your Sunday dinner at the 75 N. Y.
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Japan Tea 49c lb. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar $7.23 for 100 lbs. Rebeck's Famous Coffee 39c lb. In the same old package, the same quality. Other Coffee 34c lb.
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