Fand cash buyer. We
ND PREPAY
HT OR EX.
PRE ON PUR-
CHABES OF S$s.00
OR ER.
Evening
After Pay Day.
J is said and
he is a quan-
+. That's why
because
selected
people come
erchandise
“Dry Goods Section
Street Floor
actly €0 patterns of Amoskeag Gingham
Your cholee of designs in any (uantity
Arnold's Goods « 25 designs of Flannelettes ir
“double width, nicely teazled, all shades of
Japanese and oriental designs. Very choles 15c
“aid values one-third wore
: Scotch Flhannelette in solid and
will pay more most places 10c yard
Gomforfables and Quis.
8.4, 5 and 7 ib.Laminated Cotton, beautiful Sitka
ne oovers. Bach is representative value, $13
$147, S179, £1.98 and $2.07.
_ Millinery Specials
Second Floor.
A large Jot of ready-to-wear Tailored Hats for
early fall wear at prices you will appreciate. The
assortment is good and shapes the newest. You can
always Hod exclasive designs here. 81.19 to $5.67
Waists
~ In solid and fancy colors, special at 07¢ and $1.19
They are choice quality of sateen, nicely piped and
well tailored. Value one-thinl more,
Garments
Second Floor
this week 03 Children’s Rsady-to.wear Clothes
; E 6 Trish Frieza Coats, cat fall, ages 6 to 14
$3. at $307. This stock
J changing. Others up to $15.00. Look elsewhere
then come here and see the difference,
Lome
fan< ¥ shade
is continually
The season
vailing style
eollar, calf o
Prices 87.57,
Ne also ha
ell ehevic
Saturday, lo
New York,
Rain Coats
practical use, Pre-
v touch of velvet in
han two dozen kinds,
11.00, 81257 and up.
nd 16 year old sizes,
+ sold toa party on
fter haviag been to
rit,
Smith's Ta
get, we are t
16.37.
WJ,
Sanll stores
See window,
$1.19,
Very heavy
maker, whic)
our purchase
ress Shoes.
$1.39, $1.45, $1.69
wie from the tanner
and Con
We cannot duplicate
We want m
wn absolutely
to S125 0am
Shoes
to know that we sell
at 50c in Child's up
Bn open to show you,
Continaed
ont of sizes w
«kK. Should %+= rus
This »
sells
9c
ind Envelopes that
cial at
week.
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25%
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Brief Local Mention
Ray Finch left to-day for State
College
N. V. Weller left to-day for an
outing at the Owego fair.
Mail Carrier Johnson and wife are
C. E. Stuart of Buffalo, transacted
in Athens
Nichals,
afternoon.
m.
Lott Shoemaker of
town yesterday
was
in
were Athens callers last evening
D. J. Garrison of Chicago,
at the
F. R
Athens
Tegister
Stimson House yesiepday,
Bowman of Corning, was an
visitor vesterday and to-day
R. T. Maloney of Elmira transact-
Athen
ed business in veslerday af
fernoon
0. B. Sumner of Smithfield, re
turned home last night from his trip
to Denver
Mrs. J. H
the guest
of Towanda, to-day
I. N. Evans, Esq,
leave tomorow for a
Bosten
Ackley
the morning
visit ta New York
Childs of Bridge
of Mrs T. R
street,
is Mncafee
and wife will
visit with Mr
Evans’ son al
BR. CG
left
a week's
of Desmond street,
on earls train for
Miss Clara Brainard and Miss Ed-
nn of
home of J. H
Mrs
Carmer Sayre visited at the
Snell, Sunday.
Hancock of Bridge
who has recently undergone
A
sireet,
an oper-
Huff
drove to Waverly
George
street, yesterday to
funeral of a relative
Jas. W. Piatt, district deputy grand
master F. & A. M.. attended
of Rural Amity
the
meeting Lodge last
night
Miss Witte
to-day
Ida
turned home
Ms. P. B
avenue
of Smithfield re-
from a visit with
Cortwright, 603 Welles
Dr. C. I. Stevens attended the
meeting of the Bradford County Med
cal ye
afternoon.
Society at Towanda sterday
Weller
Patterson, N. J,
who has been em
the
has returned to Athens
George
ployed in
Year, and Is
SRE TR
cery.
Miss Edith Guild of Milan, who |
has been the guest of Miss Lena Me- i
Kean of Walnut
home to-day
street, relurned!
Rosell Knapp and daughter, Helen, |
of Grenwood, been the
R. Owen, |
has
of A
who
guests of the family
refurned homie today
Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Lantz, parents
of Luckey's store,
H.W
yesterday
Maney, the
who accompanied his daugh
and Mr= Taylor of
J- B
Athens
clothing man of
Notre Dame University,
retured yesterdas
Mrs. Fred
of Troy,
Geo. A
Main
Mrs
heen the gue
of North
morning
Pa
I- L.
ORS
4H.
brief
ternoon
i:
town over night
noon
who have been puesta
of
Lamkin and familly, South
returned home
Hauskne«
it of Mrs
Main
to her
street, have
Hert ht. who has
Dieffenbaugh
street, returned this
home at Overton,
Moore
visitor vi
of Rome, was an Ath-
sterday alternoon
(Jillett of Rome
Athens
made na
visit in vesterday af-
Vought of Nichols
and toak the
was In
morn-
buzi-
ness will engage his attention for a
ing train for New York, where
few days,
Rev. T. IL.
returned home
Drury
this
an day's visit with Athens friends
the
of Broklyn, Pa
afternoon after’
and:
attending installation services at}
Mr. and Mrs E. P
Rassville, N. E
daughter,
Keeler
Keelor,
Nora of Binghamton,
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Athens last week
of Le-.
wife and:
were |
guests Snell |
of East |
W.C. T.|
to
Twenty
| of
members of the
Athens
this
drove Orange
they
Ald Society
up
morning where
Ladies
An organization of the
result.
were
guest of the
the day
GT. 0
Rev
attendance
for
Ww.
be a
A. Moulton,
it the installation ser-|
al Bro-
left
at his
he!
may
Clinton who was
in
vices of the Church of Univers
therhood of Athens Iast evening,
for
Syracuse,
thi= morning + short slay
home at after which
will resume his studies at the
N.Y.
univer
sity at Canton
realist church
instructive. The
ia few days slpte was carried out
tin fall. The meeting opened with
responsive
which all participated.
The sermon, the principle address of
in
was delivered by Rev.
of Drokiyn, Pa, and was a
The right hand
the church,
Graves of Towanda, the charge
Hev. Tillinghast,
the charge
Graves, Towanda,
ind the welcome to the city by Hey
Ww. H
gpORse
by
Rev.
to the minister by
saperintendent;
the people by Rev.
fo
Sawlelle,
for the
of
timely and pleasing
a= well as the re
parish by HL F
all
Together with
John-
son, E=q., Athens, were very
Lockhart Street :
CRANK AT QYSTER BAY,
—
Permit to Carry a Revolver Found |
on Him When Searched,
OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Se
sane Schamus, a Russia
years oll, was arrested here and after!
an examination before Justice of the |
Peace Walter Frankiin was sent to |
Mineola. N. Y., ta be examines] as to |
his sanity
The arrest was made by
service agent, one of the personal
guards of President Hoossvelt scha
a sevret
the very fine music furnished by the
a profitable
installed
church choir made
The
the
hendiction
ing. newly pastor
rlosad
the
services by pronouncing
May Resume Work Soon
Ww. 8
ed in
Rrown of Ambridge, arriv-
Athens yesterday In the
est of ‘the American Bridge
stated that a
He
of iron had
the Athens
reported
Co
shipment
Monday for
Brown is
made
Mr
heen
shops As
having
in Athens within a Tew weeks,
official pulilic of the
of the shops has been made here
No
notice
as
maf —
A. H.S. Juniors Elect Officers
The of the
Ia=t night and elect
junion class Athens
ed
elected
officers Emery Johnson was
Roy VanSooten,
Miss Lala Bradley,
Tuna Stevens, treas-
president ;
viee president;
Miss
SEeCTelary,
urer.
Shea Conse Goes Over.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept 12
the inabiiity of
United Mine
to be proserd the celebrate] Shea ease,
in which the coustitutionality of the
miners’ certificate act |s attacked, went
until the term of court
tors suceesd in annul
lug this act it would make
for them to operate their mines in case
of a strike with fported abor
under the present conditions is impos
sible, EVOTY miner must
certificate that he
On ac
a President
next
Dense 1
with a has
and Is competent to handle explosives
———
mus who resides at 351 East Fifty
from New York and soon
had an ipterview with Mr
afterwand
farnes
To Loz
The Athens Building
established 1887,
You cannot
He desired to see the
talk with him about the
president and
price of coal, |
of Greater New York, There was in
i minent danger, In opinion. of a
general strike among the miners In the
anthracite coal reglon of PPeunsylvauia
nnd that strike, he was assared, would
result in great hardships for the peo
ple of the country. Ile wanted ten
minutes with the president ta tell him
to appoint a commission of threw men
| who should regulate the output of the
coal supply =o as te provide the poor
with fuel at reasonable prices, even In
the event of a strike
When Behanims was senrclusd at Min-
i cola a permit to carry a revolver, sign
fol by Captain Lantry of the New York
| police force amd Commissioner of Po
Hes Med wus found ou him. The
permit was issued yestenday., No pis
tol was discovered, however, and Scha-
mus said he had not earrind sue
his
loo,
Anxious Ahout Komura.
NEW YORK, Bept. 12 Dr. William
B. Pritchard of 105 West Seventy thin
street, who i= attending Baron Komura
t during the illness of the Japanese
peace envoy at the Waldorf-Astoria,
has called Dr. George Brewer of 61
West Forty eighth street into consulta
tion. At the hotel Mr Bato filed to
evince the same confidence as shown
by the doctor. He was evidently wor
ried,
M, Witte Salls For Home,
NEW YORK, Sept. 12 -The recep
tion to M. Witte and Baron de Rosen,
the Russian peace envoys, arranged
| for this morning at the Produce Ex
change was canceled at the regnest of.
the envoys, who begged to be excused
oh acconnt of unexpected and pressing
business. M, Witte gall for home this
afternoan,
Is the time to Save tha chi]
Your preity daughter
To keep them 0 they 1
She will thank you some ¢
tion.
DENTIST.
Rooms 7 and 8, Talmadge
ing, Klmor Avenus, Sayre,
Office: Over The Globe Sayre,
We have opened a shop at
West Broad Street in the di
formerly occupied by DeForest
Munn, and are prepared : Wz
and upholster
All Kinds
Chairs, Couches, Parlor Suits,
Mattresses thoroughly rel
We guarantee first-class wo
right prices. Samples for
spection, whether you order
Bouth
ready to repale s in
best manner and a 3