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a and Tuesday, October i i,
10. We will place on sale
assortment of 18 patterns of
welling. A regular 15c veiling at
10¢, and 50c veiling at 25¢. It is
syndicate purchase and is a sav-
ing to you of from one third to
one hall.
SAYRE, PA.
Store
The best way to make ready fc’ {gmorrow is to do well today.
occur. We can't help it; its our sq!
hen too there is an exclusiveness
our varieties large and we have se for the masses.
{0 suit your purse
Dress Satteens
: hile, wine ies white and black with white. Extra quality at 15¢ and 18¢ yard.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12
Engagement Extraordinary
MAUDE HILLMAN
The Brighest Little Star in Repor-
toire and her excellent com-
pany of players in a repor-
toire of standard plays
will thank you some day for |
her from disfigurement and |
Prices for July and Au-|
gust. LIGHT AS A FEATHER
'and hence comfortable to the palate,
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Dr W. B. | gums and the whole mouth are the High Class Vaudeville Between
RM. ’ | new style plates of needed teeth we Acts.
: DENTIST. | fit to your face. Yes, to your face, for
Rooms 7 sad 9, Talmadge Build- the outside of cheek and chin are to The Popular Price Event of the |
Office: Kisiar Avene, Suze, be considered as well as the inside Season.
i if natural looks be retained.
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Get our ideas and prices. Then
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Special Matinee , Saturday. Ladies’
CAFE | DR. DAVIS, Tickets Thursday Night. Prices
. WAVERLY, - - N.Y. 10,20 and 30 cents.
Best of Everything
Was mailed to stock holders op The on the =
The Penn-Wyoming Copper Co.
| Made oon pounds of pure duriag the |
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| over $17.00.
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Mrs. C. T. Hull is in Elmira on
business today.
School is closed this week on
account of teachers institute.
Miss Lulu Phelps of Smithfield
is visiting in town for a week.
Roland and Bertha Thompson
are visiting at Mountain Lake.
M. J. McNulty and wife of Troy
were pleasant visitors in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Glasser of New
York is visiting her sister-in-law
Mrs. J. A. Bradley.
Misses‘ Bessi¢*and Ethel Rikert
went to Towanda this morning to
attend thie teachers! institute,
Workmen are repairing the pave-
ment on Main street where it has
“buckled up” from surface pressure.
Guy Perkins and Harry Dyer
witnessed the football game be-
tween Bucknell and Comell Satur-
day.
Edson Conkle of Easton spent
Snnday with his wife, who is stay-
ing at Mrs. Vandemark's on Elm
street,
Edward Vought, who is attend
ing school here, will spend the
week's vacation at his home in
Ghent. 2
Jacob Eiffert spent Sunday with
his daughter Mrs.” C. P. Rolls, re-
turning to his home in Milan this
morniog.
Rev. E. J. Rosengrant, pastor of
State Street M. E. church, Ithaca,
will preach in the M. E church
this evening,
F.L. Leonard and wife visited
at S. Rundell’s Sunday, returning
to their home at Mountain Lake
this morning.
Edward Payne and his friend,
Mr, Willover of Cornell spent Sun-
day with Mr. Payne's parents on
Trimmed hats will be on exhi-
bition on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday at Mrs, J, A. Gould's,
South ‘Main street. 130 3
Russell Layton and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Isaac Bab-
cock and returned to their home
in Towanda this morning.
"Miss Ada Homet who has been
spending a few days with Mrs. R.
F. Page, returned to her home at
Homets Ferry this morning.
N. V. Weller has gone to Phila-
delphia as a witness in the old
Knitting Mill suit whiclr is being
tried by .the supreme court this
week.
C. F. Gore has sold his Sheshe-
quin property to R. Wilkinson,
and went down this moming to
attend to business concerning the
transfer of property.
Horace Hazen, baggagemaster
on Lehigh train 122 and 127 is
very sick at his home on Pine
street, Waverly, with pneumonia.
Johan Lawrence is taking his run.
Frank Olendorf and Manley Tol-
bert came to Athens after the
Bucknell-Cornell football game on
Saturday and spent Sunday at their
homés, returning to Lewisburg this
morning.
Mrs. G. L. Fuller, Mrs. George
W. Horton went to Owego today
where Mrs, Fuller and Mrs. Hor-
ton will consult with Dr, Cady, an
eye specialist.
There will be a meeting of the
M.P. A. at Odd Fellows’ hall
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10. Wa.
verly Lodge will entertain. All
members are requested to attend
and bring a friend. 130-2
Grace, the seven-months-old
Lake, died yesterday? The funeral
took place this
The Cornell football team defeat-
ed Bucknell at Ithaca Saturday in
a score of 24 to 0. This is about
the first time Bucknell has been
goose-egged this scason. The
boys say it was a good game and
neither side won a scoré in the
first hall.
He Charged With Keenan
Athens—Wesley Vanover of
and the scenes of his carly youth
was the youngest of eight children
of Henry Vanover, one of the old
est settlers of Litchfield township,
whose farm was near Daniel Mc-
Kinney's. His father carried the
mail from Athens to Leraysville,
most of the time being obliged to
travel on foot. Wesley performed
that duty after his father retired
in about 1842. Wesley was a sol-
G 8th P. Cav. This was the regi-
ment that made the famous charge
at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863,
and is immortalized in poetry as
Keenan's charge, After the re
pulse of the 11th corps General
Sickles directed Pleasanton to take
command of the artillery and the
latter hastily collected 22 guns,
consisting ol his own and the 3rd
corps batteries. There was no
time to load or aim the guns as
Jackson's entire corps were closing
in on the routed troups. This
enemy in check until the artillery
was in working order. There was
but one way to delay Jackson and
that was to throw a force of caval-
ry in front of the pursuing troops,
and it was well known that this
force would be annihilated. Gen
Pleasanton rode up to where Major
Keenan sat on his horse and gave
400 cavalry against the 10,000 men
who were rushing forward with a
yell. To this he agreed and led
his men into the gap, himself being
impaled on the enemies’ bayonets,
and half of his men going down in
the storm of death dealing missles.
We read of this charge but little
realize there are men in the quiet
Walks of life who took part in them.
Sustained Slight Shock
Athens—W. H. Shaw sustained
a slight shock of paralysis this
morning. Dr. Cowell was called
about 9:30 o'clock and found him
in a critical condition. He has
been exercising, and it is thought
this was too much for him, He
went to his office this morning but
soon realized his helplessness and
his wife was obliged to assist him
to the house. His left leg and side
were affected and he could talk
only with difficulty. Mr. Shaw is
over 80 years old and one of the
oldest Odd Fellows in the county.
Invited to Campfire
Athens—The members of Per-
kins Post and Union Veteran Le-
gion have been invited to attend
Waverly Thursday evening, Oct.
evening.
chickens and porkers in the south,
take to feed the boys from Athens,
Get a Free Sample To-day.
convinced that ig is the best.
guaranteed to cure or your money re-
funded. C. W. Giddings of Week's
stant Cough Cure is a good seller and
gives the best satisfaction of any
cough medicine on the market. 1
have never had a bottle returned. If
I sell one bottle they are sure to come
after the second one and tell their
friends of its merits. 1 will send an-
other order soon.”
Gillespie and Child, Waltman &
Young, Sayre.
D. CLAREY COAL C0.
Lehigh Valley Coal
HARD AND SOFT WOOD
Best Quality & Prompt Delivery
p37
FOR MEN
The A. E Nettleton_____
$250,
J. W. BISHOP
There is as much difference in
the quality of coal as there is
between white and yellow sugar.
We sell nothing but the celebrated
Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra-
cite. We also sell Bituminous and
Loyalsock coal and all kinds of
wood.
Our specialty is prompt service
ind the lowest market price.
J. W. BISHOP,
103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg.
Both Phones.
WOOD WOOD WOOD
IT’S
Plumbing, Heating and Tinning
H. R. TALMADGE,
A i NURRAY, i. D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases "sl the Ear, Hoss wd
- Roum Bours 31353 7-8; Bonin by
The Edwin C. Burt ___.__. an
The Doris
The Bernalda
WINES, LIQU
BEERS AND
MRS. R. A. HO
411 8, Keystone, West
Will have her Fall of
a Opening
which is one of the finest
shown in this section with prices.
cash that are as al
ially invited to come
new stock in the new store.
Contractor and
Plans and Estimates
103 Lincoln St.
H. L. TOWNER,
LB. DENISON, I
Office, Rooms 3 a
Talmadge Building,
Valley Phone a!
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