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AUSTIN.
Dr. K. K. Ilurn and daughters Mar
garet and Doiothy, left Tuesday for
Saladayi-.burg, where they will visit rela
tives.
Miss Georgi i M unlock left this week
for Washington. I>. ('. and Atlantic City
for a few weeks.
Mrs. F. Orwan, Mrs. Cronin and chil
dren went to Port Allegany Wednesday,
with Rev. Father O'Brien, in his new
ear.
Miss Margaret Wentworth, of Wil
lianisport, is visiting friends in town.
George Collins is home from Buffalo
for his summer vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. Page, Miss Georgia Mur
dock and W. 11. George autoed to Em
porium Tuesday and had supper at the
Warner House.
Mrs. ('has. Fox, of Railroad .Street,
hus been ill for the past week.
AN AUSTIN READKR.
DENTS RUN.
In one of the best games witnessed on
the local grounds this year. Penfield
went down before the home team 5 to 0.
Mrs. Chas. Smith's mother spent sev
eral days at this place last week.
Doctor Merrill will leave here for Port
land, Oregon, Friday and expects to spend
a month in the far west.
Miss Rebecca Johnson is visiting with
friends and relatives in Beech Creek.
The Misses Sylva Overturf and Hattie
Kvans left Ridgway Saturday where they
will attend summer Normal.
The farmers on Johnson Ilill held a
meeting in the school house at that place
in order to discuss the advisability of
building a telephone line from the Dents
Run mines to Benczett and to take in all
those wishing phones. They have al
ready commenced planting poles.
The festival held in K. O. T. M., hall
Saturday night netted the ball team
SIO.OO. The Hicks Run band furnished
the music and have a following where
ever they go. Considering the little time
the boys have to practice they rank
second to none to any band in this sec
tion.
B. K. w.
HUNTLEY.
Clyde Collins has started a flower
garder and is running an opposition to
our Snare Drummer "Smithy." Clyde
thinks the Lillie of the Valley is the
most beautiful flower but "Smithy" sticks
to the daffodil as his lavorite one.
Kmeline Summerson, who has been ill
lor some time is improving.
The crows of this section arc making
havoc of the corn, they striped W. R
Smith's patch, and also Win. Logue's
patch, of all but a few hills. Loguesays
"they are like Carter's little liver pills,
they work while you sleep."
H. J. Collins bought a large spray aud
has treated his potatoes for blight which
is a good thine; and only costs about fifty
cents per acre and saves hundreds of dol
lars worth of potatoes.
F. P. Hill and wife, of Renovo, were
the guests of W. R. Smith and family,
last week.
Miss Gordie Hill, of Medix Run, is
visiting relatives at this place and also
•Jrove Hill this week.
Miss Gladys Hill, ot Grove Hill, was
a caller in town one day last week.
Dan Kailburn aud llarry Smith re-
Mirned their positions with the P. R. It.,
under foremen Johnson, and will soon
have l'ur.the Pacific coast.
Thoiuas and Dan Kailburn were fish
ing on Brooks Hun last week for trout
hut found them sear<-e.
Si-oar.
SINNAMAHONING.
Mrs. A. T ."'wartwood went to Km
joriuni la-t iiiday to visit her son aud
family.
Joe Summerson wan down from Km
poriuui over Sunday.
Mn il Brooki and wilt were the gu< >t»
if Mrs. J > ephine >)> irk last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. V. A lirookn visited her daugh
ter at Renovo la»t Sunday.
Henry Col well it having his buu«:
painted which improve- the hou-< and
looks of the strict v«ry much.
Link Helen Ito-' is vi-iling her
raud uiothttf, Mi». Millie Baud.
N|i» \rvilla Co'iiihil and Jam*-* Coun-
I are attending the Cotu am Moment «.*•
ei< iw - it 1 >iekin«oß heminary, Williamn
j.'.rt iI n we. k. M>• Helen Couunil
Mr. and Mr. Karl t • ulu have re
turmd lii'Ui their w- ddiug trip and are
living with the grootb - pareuls.
V" 1 a nitial'.f uf lUiiuvu Odd I
low* were m our lowu la»i Saturday
M Ma initio# ' |tl< itiinuion 111.
i.uied h<r Mr* C W Gray!
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j a Warm Weather Merchandise WB<m ea \
Ladies Linen Suits White and Linen Wash Suits I"
'( ■ -It) c -i i i■, *a' r * c-4 We have a very large assortment of Wash / /
M:4OHTt \i Special good quality in Ladies Linen Suits, skjm , Bvery Skirt is splendidly made and /
kv, '■ n\ some plain otliers with Embroidered Cfl of exellent material. Prices are oßc, (Q CA I L
Collar and Cuffs, $5.00, $6.00 and «pv.UU $1.25, $1.50, 98, $2.50, $3.00 and jfr\ I /
\\fl| Millinery Are Your Stokings Wash Dress Goods / \
"V 112 Here are the new prices Insured? Underpriced. Vv# )y\^
4r (i oil rnnuned H2ts: »»•«%.»•. r
p t| TT , „ The continuous cold jl uT inevwway
All $2.00 Hats, red. to >1.19 [f y OU j )U y g pairs of weather this spring left us
Muslin Underwear All 2.50 Hats, red. to 1.69 "Square Deal" Stockings with a rather large stock of Here is the new style of
, C •11 I D* All 3-00 Hats, red. to 1.89 from us, we will insure them;J ese gg ods onhand. To move Ladies Vest Nti th
at Specially Low Prices AH 3 . 5 0 Hat,, red. ,O *, 9 ag ai„st holes for si* months. EjTthe SowS£ Shoulder Straps, They can
c . r All 4.00 Hats, red. to 2.49 WITHOUT COST TO YOU. Rayede Luxe a beautifui " ot ! h P ofi " rhls Mature is a
rme bowns All 4.50 Hats, red. to 2.98 The price of men's, woman's Printed and Striped Muslin g[eat improvement over the
Made of Excellent Material, All 5.00 Hats, red. to 3.49 and children's hose is (tl CA reduced from 19' « < wav.
handsomely trimmed, at 50c, All 6.00 Hats, red. to 4.29 per box of six pairs. l6 c to - - THCe 15 and 25c.
c 9C ' t SC « 89 °' ' Vl '°°' sl * 2 5> All Untrimmed Hats, If they wear out in six months 112 Foulardine » reduced
—— Flowers, Braids, etc., greatly you get others for them. Isn't Triu£d and Dotted 10. Men's Slimmer
Corset Covers reduced. that a fair and square deal. Mull red, from 25c to A *' C Underwear
2 9 c Sl 50c! d 59cf 1 "75 C I^oo', Colgate's Antiseptic Pine Tar Soap Parasols Halbrigan Shirts and Draw
-5i.25 and'sl.so.' '' ' . . Now is the time to buy a stylish Parasol. an "
~ ; This Soap is highly recommended for Our showingis very'complete. Fine Ught Cashmere
White Skirts Shampooing the Headaud Hair. Its antisep- Parasols 6 1-00, 1.25 to $2.50 P er gar- 75c and $1 00
1 rimmed with Lace and tic properties make it an eradicatoi of dandruff Fancv SilkO AA onf n /\n. Af AA ment "
and its creamy lather leaves the hair lft , Children's Knit
DrawersofFineMuslin 15c ° $U5 Underwear
R KUEHNF r En, p° ri r' s 10c
Muslin Drawers, lac and 19c. ail ,0c - y Greatest Store. 15c per Cm. sleeves - 19 tO 25c
SINNAMAHONING.
Halley's comet has gone and warm
weather has come for sure.
Crops are growing fine these warm
days.
Messrs. Geo. P. Jones and C. W.
Rishell. of Emporium, were in town on
business, pertaining to the Cameron Pow
der works, on Tuesday.
Judge Huntley was a visitor, Tuesday.
Several lawsuits will be the outcome
of the drunken brawl of Memorial Day.
Two games of base ball will be played
here on July 4th.
Albert Losey and John Berfield, of
Hicks ltun, attended the Odd Fellows
gathering, Saturday evening.
M. L. Brooks, of Lincoln Farm, came
into attend Class Initiation, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. H. F. Berfield visited her sister,
Mrs. A. L. Losey, of Hicks Run, last
week.
Mrs. L. K. Smith and two daughters,
visited Ilicks Run and Castle Garden,
Saturday, and came home on Tuesday.
C. E. Logue's young wood chucks are
growing fine.
Willie Smith's pet crow has »ot. so he
ean talk a little.
Joe Walker is not getting along very
well. He has a good many ups and
downs to coutend with.
The dead lish came rolling out of Wy
koff Run last week by the thousands,
but the fish commissioners and their
deputies were nowhere in sight.
Jim Batehelder and Jack Mead pick
ed up a fine lot of trout and eels, but
were threatened with arrest lor catching
li>h without rod aud line, so put them
back in the Run to rot.
DEBMC.
SIZERVILLC.
Some June brides will soon get busy.
Panama Hats are getting in evidence
after so long a space of time.
Sunday was a gala day here by the ap
pearance ol autos in the grove: many
were from a diatanoe, aud enjoyed the
hammocks and bracing air.
Mr-. Williams, a guest at the Springs
with some other friends from Scranton,
arrived on Monday, and will remain for
some time.
Friends of Mrs. Deike and husband
were agreeably called on last week.
They will remain among the mountains
tor two mouths. We hope they will call
again.
The two new iron County bridges
across the Cowloy were thrown open by
tii.• County ('ouuii.«>ioners on Tuesday
last and their use is greitly appreciated
by the traveling public wln-n enroute lor
Keatiug or Austin.
The School Board met on Monday,
new oflieers installed, old on<-« tired
bodily, Mi-- I .el hie \ ietory Wa» elected
teacher after much balloting for the en
•uing year, a reform wave predominated
by voting the Secretary'» salary at s2.o'i
per annum in-lead of 92,000,
It. Pr<»-er aud family took in th< cir
cuit at t Hutu and transacted other im
p. .1L.1H1 busintw* at the saute time one
day li t WMII. Ilii ciiler Mae officiated
in hii absence
I. I.
TRADE MORAL—Joan of Arc
was the only woman on earth
able to resist a bargain adver-
Hfcement—and khe's dead. It
you've yot a bargain in tome
thing, advertise it to the worn*
en folks in this paper.
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910
Kept The King at Home.
"For the past year we have kept the
j King of al! Laxative—Dr. King's New
j Life Pills—in our home and they have
proved a blessing in our family," writes
Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N.Y.. Easy,
but sure remedy for all Stomach, Liver
and Kidney troubles. Only 25c at all
Druggists.
"It cured me," or "It saved the life of
my child," are the expressions yon hear
every day about Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This
is true the world over where this valua
ble remedy has been introduced. No
other medicine in use for diarrhoea or
bowel complaints has received such gen
eral approval. The secret of the success
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is that it cures. Sold
by all dealers.
Glad to Recommend Them.
Mr. E. Weakley. Kokomo, Ind., says:
"After taking Foley's Kidney Pills, the
severe backache left me, my kidneys be
came stronger, the secretions natural and
my bladder no longer pained me I am
glad to recommend Foley's Kidney Pills."
In a yellow package. For sale by Em
porium Drug Co.
Speaking of the
Divorce Evil
Trying to succeed in business
without advertising is like the
case of the man who, trying to
cutcxpenses, divorced his wife
and alone attempted to keep
house and raise his children.
It Lost him more money lor
doctor bills and funeral ex.
penscs in a year than he gave i
his wife in a lifetime.
When advertising is
divorced, business suc
cess becomes failure.
This paper is building your
neighbor's business. He has
reasons. He trird advertising
and it helped hiiri. It is not
•n experiment this paper
brings results. Good, hard,
convincing results dollari.
tCu|>jrtlglil, I A>J 1.) W. ti U )
The Fidelity Trust Company
OF BUFFALO, N. Y.
HAS PAID 53,000,000.00 IN INTEREST TO ITS DEPOSITORS
DEPOSITS MADE BEFORE
JULY 11TH WILL DRAW
INTEREST FROM JULY IST
4 PER CF.NT. per annum, compounded every three month*
You can bank her* by mail with akiululi •aUtjr, ••cr*cy anil Mlulolim
<<:«# Mtl> t*u n«.) I'MIIUI * fml4»»l
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The Churches.
FIRST MBTHODIHT EPISCOPAL.
1 REV. J. F. ANDERSON, Pastor,
j Children's Day. Baptism of Child
rea at 10:30 a. m., and short sermon by !
the pastor, subject, "What shall this !
child be? At 7:30 p. m., exercises by
the school. A very pleasing and in
spiring program is being prepared. A
I cordial welcome to all, to both j
I services.
...
EMMANUEL CHURCH.
The services of Morning and Even
ing Prayer will be conducted in Em
manuel Episcopal Church on Sunday, |
June 26th. Rev. M. L. Tate, Rector of
Trinity Church at Tyrone, Pa., will be
present. The public is cordially invit- j
ed to attend these services at 12 o'clock
noon.
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MISS SML'TZ ENTERTAINS.
Last Friday afternoon, Miss Helen
Smutz entertained a few friends at
cards at her home on West Fifth
Street, whist being the chosen game.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Good Piano for Sale.
A Bradbury Piano (square) in good
condition.
Apply at PRESS office. 37-tf.
Us
REMEDY'
era—
Coughs, Colds,
CROUP,
Whooping Cough
This rtmrdy can always be dtprniied upon and
li pleasant to take. Il contains no opium or
other harmful drut ar.d may be 112 Iven as confi
dently to a baby as to an adult
Price 2S cents, large size SO cents.
Cost and Below
Owing to the backward season and
having the largest stock of
Men's and Boys' Clothing
To be seen in this section, I am de
termined to reduce the stock even
if I have to sell AT COST and
BELOW COST.
You have known the reputation of
our store for over forty years and
when we say we will sell allgoods
At Cost and Below Cost
We will do just as we advertise to
do. Our immense stock was pur
chased early for this trade, paid
spot cash for the same and if we
give the people of Cameron and
adjoining counties
Big Bargains in Clothing
You gain—we pocket the loss.
N. SEGER,
Pioneer Clothier of Cameron County.
YOU CAN HAVE It!
$2.50 Free
Wc are determined to close out »t SPECIAL BARGAINS
all seasonable yoods and to make it an object we will
yivc every cash purchaser an op|x>rtunity
To Secure $2.50 for Nothing
Only OIK customer. That is the customer purch the
largest sum in dollars and cents, Utwtm Wedmsday
and Saturday will bv xivvn >a.so. Catch on «ptick.
The Largest and most Beautiful Line of
Goods in the County.
Special Bargains in Every Department.
H.A.Zarps&Co
|f you have anything to be printed bring it to
this office.