RFESER. KESSLER
BIG STORE WITHESS LITTLE P
SAYRE, PA.
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IN JON Jan
WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
A| PRESS ON PUR.
= CHASES OF $500
a
store a delight. Any
prices possible.
Second Floor
29 us something new to show to our
purc
price you pay,
sold for cash and in
Special
nearly
But we
customers.
ts and priced to your benefit.
Furs
Second Floor.
west, a fine demonstration, when
show you a line only equalled in
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A
J. CARY,
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
REAL ESTATE
GARY BLOCK, SAYRE.
The Summer Vacation:
to.
daughter may owe
white teeth.
om go they must be
some day for
Special Prices for July and Au-
Dr. W. B. McDonald,
DENTIST.
Ny
Those formerly
Notion Men-
tion
Special on these beginning Sat-
Street Floor
Every lady will
nicely they suo;
er, some with
some mourning
Pearl Beads and
9.15 2) 47c
Cull Sets, a
at 10c.
Very
terials to work out
$3
want one when she knows how
Gold plated Sapport-
, others with pearl settings,
+
Pendants in amber, amethyst at 5
il lot from a manufacturer
81
re
8) ‘
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bh
3)
5
designs, 13¢, 23¢, 25¢, 350
§Re,
we will show you
Actual count
the very large cit- Actual cous
same scale as has
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Rockers just on the floor
Has 5
drawers,
Dresser, 20<24 glas bevel
=
UPHOLSTERING
Furniture upholstered,
Mattresses renovated, Um-
brellas re-covered and re-
paired, 250 patterns of up-
holstering goods to select
from. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
W. H. DENNIS, JR.
Cor. Bridge and Elmira Streets,
Athens, Pa.
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
»
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
A.E.BAKER,
Carpenter and Builder.
_ All our $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts.
- Straw Hats at half price.
~ Men's Shirt Waists at half price
Sale price 79¢.
IT'S
SIMPLY
THIS,
Health and hap
piness are what you
in hfe
and you can't enjoy |
cither fully in at
which does ©
not contain an up-
to-date bath-room
Now we do Plum-
bing and do it well
If you engage us
to fit up a bath-
room for you there's
only one thing that!
you'll be sorry for
and that that!
you didn't have itl &5
done sooner
most desire
house
eV AVL
18,
Plumbing, Heating and Tinning
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phones. Elmer Ave.
TEETH
Come let me give your teeth a thor-
ough examination. It will cost you
nothing and may save you a lot of trou-
ble and anxiety later on. Sines adver-
fessional and quack like, I can only say
here that all 1 ask is fair prices for fair
and honest work. VITALIZED AIR.
DR. G. F. CARLING,
138 Desmond St. Sayre, Pa
Hours 9 to 12; 1 to 5:30; 7 to 8, Bun-
| day by appointment. The Place, over
Samuel's jewelry store,
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
Hours-7to%am, 1t03,7to8 p.m.
i OFFICE-SAMURLS BLOCK.
| Valley Telephone 27x. 138 Lockhart St.
i Orchestra
: City Orchest
The Queen 3 Or ig composed
SLEIpeHonol Niel dt i
any number of
- £5
Brief Local Mention
Scranton.
town Saturday
George Butler is at the county
seat today as a juror
P. C. Gon of Towanda was mn
town Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Kiess
fricnds in Towanda today.
Jacob 1s visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 1. Pendlicton
are off on a visit to Warren.
Guy Perkins and Lawrence Page
drove to Towanda yesterday
Mrs. Daniel VanLoan is visiting
relatives at Chautauqua Lake.
FS. Brown of Rochester, was
in Athens Saturday afternoon
W. H. Maxwell, Jr, New York
city, was in Athens
i Ness
today on busi-
John Dease of Elmira was one
of the many callers in Athens over
i Sunday.
| now of Onconta, 1s an Athens visit-
who spent Sunday in Ulster, re
turned home today.
i
spent Sunday as guest at the home
‘of Frank Loomis
J. A. Ruggles left today for a
long business trip to Philadelphia,
| New York and Boston,
Olin McCabe and wife of Athens
spent yesterday as guests of the
| former's brother in Pittston
: -
| HH. E. Pearce of Ulster was the
guest of C. L.. Pearce and family of
Pennsylvania avenue over Sunday
Bert Hausknecht of Overton was
[the guest of his sister, Mrs. EL
| Heverly of Desmond street over
| Sunday
Chief of Police Mulligan, wife
and Mrs. McClarty spent Sunday
at North
last night
Fair Haven, returning
Mrs. A. M. Hildebrand, who has
been the guest of friends at Mun-
cy, returned to her home in Ath
ens today.
Mrs. S. M. Snyder and grand.
daughter from Sheshequin were
callers at the home of W. H. Shaw
on Saturday.
Mr. Mrs.
and Linderman and
daughters, Mabel and Frances of
Milan spent Sunday at the home of
F. R. Marvin.
Curtis Brown and family and G
L. Fuller, wife and grandson visit
ed Leslic Mills of North Towanda
on Saturday.
Miss Nora Mahoney spent Sun-
day at her home on Pennsylvania
avenue, returning to her duties at
Towanda this morning.
George Waite and wife of Nich
ols were guests at the homes of W
H. Crawford and L. B. Osborn on
Saturday and yesterday.
Lawrence Page will leave Thurs
day for a brief wisit in Buffalo
From there he will go to Culver,
111, to enter a military college.
— if esei——
A large force of dagoes have ar-
rived to work with the ballast gang.
They are quartered in cars on the
siding above the Athens station.
Mrs J. S. Stone had as her guest
for ccveral days Mrs. Miles Cham-
berlin of Silvara. Mrs. Chamber-
lin returned home this morning.
Harley Sutton returned last
night to Buffalo after a visit with
his wife in Athens. He is time
keeper in the Lackawanna steel
plant at Buffalo.
George Decker, A. H. English,
Ed. Chadlen and D. E. Young and
wile all of Binghamton were visitors
family of George Schrader of Tyler!
street over Sunday. They returned
to their home at New Albany this
morning.
Little Miss Kathryn McClarty of
street, was taken ill
she had cholera infantum, but this
morning she was about the house
as usual
Miss Hannah
ceived her first installment of mill
nery preparatory to the opemng of
her new millinery store the
Shaw block. The opening will be
on the 13th
Miss Alta Prince, the cfhicient
clery at Lamkin's shoe store, who
Kaufman has re
in
has been having a vacation the last
two weeks, returned home Satur
day evening. She visited friends
at Philadelphia and Atlantic City
The Record takes pleasure in
informing the friends of G. M. An.
gier that the injury received Satur- |
day, though very painful, is nothing |
His
morning was somec-
more serious than a sprain,
condition this
what improved
The case of Chas. R. Carey of
in The Record
Saturday, was tried before Justice
Johnson Saturday afternoon. Carey
was held for the action of the grand
jury in the sum of $300
Milan, mentioned
Me WwWds
taken to Towanda Saturday even-
ing.
Dr. E M. Cowell and Landlord
Stinson are planning a pleasant
trip on the Maid of Athens. They
expect to leave Athens tomorrow
noon, going to Ithaca by rail and
from there they will sail to Syra
cuse where they will spend a cou
ple of days at the fair
Honor Roll of Pupils
The following pupils in the Athens
chools were neither
all of the
ibsent nor tardy
past school year
H
in the hand
tifle
Super
intendent S. Putnam has placed
of each appropriate cer-
ate
Herbert
Ruth
Messenger,
Baller,
Moore Ralph
Lillian Thurston
Max Williams, Florenet
Fred Mitchell, Mildred Min
Ruby Crawford, Bernice Bourne
Elmer Walker, William Haas, Floyd
Huff, Leo Boehm,
Zella
Queer,
Wright,
Elizabeth Scott
Mildred Hakes,
Myra Lawlor, Margaret Fitzgerald.
OH, WHAT A DOUBLE JUMP !
Alpha and Omega, whose leaping fifty
feet through high and empty space ou
ordinary bicycles is the latest startling
sensation, are announced to make their
appearance here with the Frank A. Rob-
bins Co. All New Great Feature Shows
on Taesday, Sept. 12.
None of our readers having seen this
achievement, the following summary
taken from a description in the New
York Evening Journal, will be found of
interest:
The bicycles used are of the ordinary
Alpha and Omega start
from a platform 45 feet from the ground,
Before them lies, at an incline of 45 de-
grees, a board path, less than d feet wide
and a hundred feet in length, which at
the bottom ends in a sharp upward
curve, directly in line with and separat-
ed by a break of some 50 feet from anoth-
er platform 10 feet above the ground.
A geutle shove from an attendant and
they are off on a brief but fearsome jour-
ney, So speedily do they gather speed
in their fleet descent that they flash like
a wisty streak across the sight, and in
the twinkling of an eye have reached
the summit of the curve referred to, and
they and their wheels soar upward and
headlong bigh in air. The momentum
decreases until they seem to haverin
Walker
Crain Ray
BO
Fredenburg, Fay
Morrison
lena Konkl Lucy
Francis
Samuel French,
O=car
Langeland, Harold
Ackley,
Howard
Emma Fox,
Delaney,
safety pattern.
space, then the bicycles dive downward
and land on the receiving platform,
which their two wheels must strike at
practically the same moment, as other-
wise there would bea dreadful finish,
then and there,
Splinter Coused Child's Death,
SUNOL, Sept. 11L- A splinter in his
big toe caused the death of Claud
Chawberialn, the two-yearold son of
W. W. Chamberlain. The child was
playing in his bare feet a few days
ago, when, on stubbing his toe, he ran
a sliver under the nail. Dr, J. Wells
was called and the plece of redwood
removed. The Incident was thought
po more of by the child's mother until
the following day, when the boy com-
plained of pains in his limbs. Again
the physician was sent for, but blood
poisoning had set in, and he was un-
able to save the child's life
Four Persons Drowned.
SAYRE, PA,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I2TH
UNDER THEIR HUGE HAPPY OAYS WATERPROOF PAVILID
The FRANK A. ROBBI!
NEW GREATEST ALL FEATURE SHOWS. |
Acres of Animals, Acts, Antics and Attractions. Room for Ten Thou=
sand to Enjoy a Thousand Revels.
THE . TRIBUNAL OF NATIONS
A SUPER-SPLENDID PAGEANT REFLEX OF HEROIC HIS-
TORY Introducin Ug i Fioats and Nobles C
ng hargers, |
f the Past and Present, artially
Counterparts of the (réa
Kegally Accoutersd and Arrayed in Splendidly Accurate Facsimiles of the Arms amd Regalls
of Their Fras pr
THE PARAGON OF RADBANT, ROMANTIC REALISM.
THE VERY CREAMOF EARTH'S GREAT CIRCUSES
THE WORLD'S MOST WONDROUS BAREBACK EQUES-
TRIANS, Saddie Sensationalists —Manege Marvels—Revolutions and Revelations in Dar
BE. ate Riding 15+ Har mest of Horses=The Greatest of Artists,
a
=
f Suni 3% sith ih
2 Semptosss Tramph
est Warmers and Rulers &
Jel;
THAT CATER TO A NATION.
Whose Inimitable Rurlesiues of Popufir Games, Prominent People's Fads and Fi
Fools and Follies Make Folks Fall Of their Seats
Most Surprising Beasts of
In Cute, Cun:
Many Species.
yus Antics to Charm the Children, ;
The Animal Stars of All Arenas. A Monster Motley Assemblage of Wondrous Wags,
Worth Their Welght in Gold to a Weary Werld.
THE COMING OF ALPHA AND OMEGA.
DARE-DEVIL RIVALRY ABOVE A YAWNING DEATH TRAP.
Flying Awheel Across a Dizzy Gap of Fifty Feet. 3
THIS FEARSOME MID-AIR FIGHT FOR FAME Which Makes the
Bravest (a3
6 and Tremble, Which Submerges Applause in Awe-Struck Admiration, ls
Wonderful Heyond the Power of Wards. Prodigicus Beyond Photograph or Pencil As
Event of Supernatural Sensation
REPRODUCTION OF A TRIUMPHAL FETE IN TOKIO.
Introducing the Great and Only Royal Mikado Troupe of Gymnasts. The First Schools
of Athletic Art. Brought from the Capitals of Kings. Composing the Champions of Every :
Country. The Agile Eminence of The Far East and West
Tho Acrial Bensations Recognizod From Every Throne. Brilliant,
Beautiful, Bowitching Bicycle Prodigies, The Coliseum Race Coarse S
ing Our Great Circus Rings and Olympian Elevated Stage Unites ge
HISTORY,
ing and Cur
THE GREAT HIPPODROMES OF
THE HIGH-CLASS CIRCUITS OF OUR CENTURY,
In Resplendent Kivalry A Furor of Fleet, Flashing, Flying Finishes, which Thousands
Watch with Breathless Interest hh Horsemen Pronounce Incomparably Fine,
ALL THE MOST MARVELOUSLY SDUCATED TITANTIO AND TINIEST WILD AND DOMESTIC
WILD BEASTS.
AN ACTING ANIMAL MILLENNIUM.
JUMBO JERUSALEM. Th Colossus of all the Camel Species—Taller
‘Than Mast Full-Grown Elephants,
A GIANT FREE MORNING MARDIGRAS-PARADE.
Of Commingled Magnitude, Magnificense and Mirth. Two Performances Daily, Rala or
General Admission, = Doors Open at 1 and 7 P. M. for the Menageries and
Jlar Promenade Concerts by Prof Frack Gregory's '* Banda Rossa.” Arepic Dis
Hippodrome Kaces, etc, 1 Hour Later
and wi
Sh.oe L "LFA
Grand Pog
plays
Upholstering MONE
cgi To Loan
The Athens Building and
Loan and Savings Associ
tion, established 1887, ha
money to loan at minimum
Premium. You cannot a‘
ford to pay rent when mon=
ey for building your home
We have opened a shop at 157
West Broad Street in the building
formerly occupied by DeForest &
Munn, and are prepared to repair
and upholster
All Kinds
of Furniture
Chairs, Couches, Parlor Suits, Ete
Mattresses thoroughly renovated.
We guarantee first-class work and
right prices. Samples for your in-
spection, whether you order or not.
Max M. Shepard & Co.
Waverly, N. Y.
LEHIGH AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
D. CLAREY COAL
Lehigh Valley Go
Orders can be left at West Sayre Drug
Store, both phones; or at the Erie street
yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m.
_ COLEMAN WASSLER, _
Try an ad in The Record
Best Quality & Prompt Delive
Guaranteed ve
Bradford Street Yard ‘Phons,
Office at Raymond & Haapt's Store,
Both ‘Phones 3
Dissolution of Partnership | JOHN C. PEC RI L!
DEALER IN
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Shaw & Gay has been dissolved and that | Foreign and Domestic
the affairs of the firm will be conducted |
in the future by W.W. Shaw, who is| Olive 0il—Quart 85¢, G
authorized to pay all accounts and re! Macareni—8 and 10c Ib or
ceive all bills. W. W. SHaw. No. s Elizabeth St., Wav
Cras E Gay.
We are now showing Importe
Domestic Woolens for Fall
and Winter
Have your next Suit made by us.
DOVER, N. H,, Sept. 11.<Four per-