WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR- | Result of Tuesday's Election | Mrs. Wm. Fleming is visiting
"| CHASES OF $500 “g8! was the First Blow Towards | friends in Towanda. :
iG UTTLE PRICES he
OR O : . Purifying Bradford County's Robert Pollock of Bradford, Pa., BN
SAYRE, PA. Politics is visiting W. W. Brown. &
Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M. Except Saturday and Two Evenings After Pay Day. : I= Athens How was it done?|
OF OUR
| This is the question that came are in Ulster today on business.
| from all sides yesterday as the peo |
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votes @ Special Fur Sale
ple began to realize that a popular | Mis Theodore Mulloel: of ef N
R Sale closes Saturday night. Select your fur and
ili friend
{ verdict had been given at the polls gj fa Vag “upon, TERCS nl i will hold it for you until payday.
8 and that Job Griffin had been | = 1 el
‘elected shenffl of Bradford county! Mrs. D. A, Perkins feturned | {u Three Specials in Hosiery
| without intrigue or assistance from | Tuesday from a two weeks’ visit | |B
We are going to discontinue carrying hosiery, for 8
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corrupt politicians. Slowly as the | in Buffalo. . &
| conviction pressed itself upon the| this reason we are selling our entire stock
at closing out prices.
people there came an almost unan- |
SPECIAL NO. 1
{imous regret that an organized
effort had not been made to defeat - he Our full li f 15 h d ¥ b
: ._| By Our full line of 15¢ hose and ha ose at 9c PE
Bennett and Ethel Wil- | 5 PAIR.
(the whole ticket and end at one! SL.
SPECIAL NO. 2
(bold stroke the reign of bossism liams went to Springville, Pa, this | BR
that has so long cursed the body morning to visit friends. Bl
politic of Bradford county. - — ‘80 Our full line of 15¢c hose and half hose at 9c PER §
As it is, we are assured that | Mes; Joseph Downes, who has | Kf) PAIR.
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. | £5
Es fee gin A. 0 fhe Fa returned to dee I SPECIAL NO. 3
itself and that the crusade of re ‘home in Towanda this morning. 2 Our full line of 25c hose and half hose at 19c PER §
form has but just commenced -— : : :
| When the proper time does come Mes. F. G. Sairs, Mrs. Leslie
the power of the intelligent Voter | Sairs, Mrs. George Ferguson and
who has been sitting idly by the Mrs. Abe Groat drove to Rome
be today to join the Eastern Star
odge. .
Mrs. E. J Newell went to Mon-
Job Griffin was modestly sitting | rocton this morning to visit her
| by his fireside at the farm all yes- | father John McMillen before his
|terday forenoon, showered with return to the soldiers’ home at
congratulations, which continued | Erie, Pa.
when he appeared on the strects : :
of this village. The people can! Mrs. O. L. Haverly, Miss 1da| ant Lasinenany
i Fitch and Noves of the cadet Lhattalion
rest assured that he wiil fill the Corbin and Mrs. CT. Hull attend- | had been reduced to the ranks for par |
d the musicale at the home of | ticipation in the unfortunate affair Ly!
iss Carrie Lone in Towanda | wich youug Brauch lost his life
: Toe department will undoubtedly |
this morning. recowituend the trial by court martial
not ouly of the survivor of the prize
fight, but of the timekeeper sud the
referee, Both cadet officers, aud per
haps of the cadet officers who permit |
D.A LaMent is in Towanda. |BR
Mrs. Wm. Yontz is in Towanda. |g
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TWO MORE DAYS
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F. E. Bidlack and Chas. E. Mills | Kl
! We wish to thank the large number of our friends and patrons, who availed themselves of the opportun-
ity and bought with sich confidence st OUR SPECIAL EXHIBITION AND SALE of high class Furs. It
: certainly is very gratifying to the management of this store, to know and feel that the buying public has H
: 4 * + anol confidence in our ability and eflorts to please them. ¥ou will always find “We Advertise What We Do” 4
OR 501 We Do What We Advertise,”
We are showing a very large and select line in furs, in all the popular shapes in scarfs and waofls, and
we are in position to fill any order for furs, it makes no difference what style, shape or quality you wish, be
it neck pieces, scarfs, mufls, jackets or long coats of the finest Alaska Seal, Russian Sable or Mink.
A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
12 a hous -hold necessity. It holds everything needed in preparing a meal.
also the stepssaved to the good housewife;
work ia two; saves your strength, time, energy and does away with all th» dead gery.
jet you do voar kitchen work in half the time. A place for everything and everything
-% L are sole agents for Wavarly, Sayre and Athens. SEE LOCKHART STREET WINDOW,
_ Winter Underwear | Gents’ Furnishings
. For Ladies, Misses and Children Men's ribbed and fleeced lined underwear at {7e
. Wool underwear at 08¢ to $1.48. Union
Ladi eaced lined or pants at 3c, 30¢ and | Per Earmeat
4 le Sy 2s TE Hy 21.50, and $1.89. | suits at 0Sc, $1.38 and $1.08. Boys’ shirts and drawers
48 a 89. .
: . at 23¢ to 47c per garment. Men's flannel shirts,
Ladies t 50¢, $1,00 and $1.50. 5
Misses acs BULL S54 ar nh at 10¢, 12ic double breasted, at 98¢. Others at 81,18, with or
: < d E , 121e,
15¢, 20c, 25¢ and 30¢ without collars.
h We 8 -
Infant's Department
This is the sewon of thy year when mothers pro-
_ ¥ide their little ones with warm clothing. Get your
supply from our lafants’ Department. Infants’ shirts
SN and bands at 19¢ to 50c. Rabean’s infant shirts at 47¢
Ll to 70. Infants’ fannsl skirts at $0.19 and Ls
3K) Tafants’ bootees at 1}c to 50c.
Wool Hosiery
_ Early bayers will flad a good line to select (rom.
Infant's wool hose in pink, blue, red, white, at 25e,
3 Misses’ wool hose at 25.
} Je, 48¢ and The.
Mrs. H. E. Smith i is visiting her |
parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Hunsing- | Ay
er, in Towanda. 3 ko)
Think of the work it saves;
no huating for mislald articles; it actually cuts your kitchen
With a Hoosier Cab
in its place We
MIDSHIPMAN BRANCH'S DEATH
fireside on former elections, will
seen and felt and we will
[full vote at our elections.
Men's Overalls and jackets, good quality,
made, 48c. Best quality anion made at 750,
Men's wool socks at 15¢,
All Participants Will Be Tried by
Court Martial.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 Secretar
Bonaparte states that the recent occur
rence at the Annapolis Naval academy
resulting in the death of Midshipmar
Branch will be thoroughly
ed.
Admiral Sands, the
at the naval academy,
Secretary Bonnparte
anion have a
23¢ and 25¢ per pair,
an Dept.
If you are a reader of the Ladies’ Home Journal, or
the Ladies’ Hom» Companion, you cannot help know
of the merits of Wooltex garments. We show every
style that's new and every fabric that's fashionable,
The manafictursrs co fine them to us because they
believe this stare to L- the shopping center of this
valley.
Look
For
Ladies’ wool hose at 25¢, | The
Trade
Mark
Books, Stationery, Blank
Books, Pocketbooks, Pen-
cils, Inks, Crepe Papers,
Games, Novelties, Toys,
Souvenir Post Cards, ete.
investigat
superintendent
has telegraphed
A ——
| Largest Stock.
Prices at
Weber's News Parlors
office by integrity and fidelity and | <4
to the best interest of the taxpayer,
No
Gapment
TRADE MARK
WOOLTEX [iw
Fashion Faultiess | |,
W.C.T. U. Meeting Now is the time to put in your
The local W. C. T. U. will hold | winter cabbage and celery. Thirty
Ladies’ and Misses’ Golf Gloves at 43¢ and Hc. We are sole agents for the above line In Waverly,
Sayre and Athens
a meeting Saturday afternoon atilarge heads of cabbage and fifty
the home of Mrs. Queer, corner of giant heads of Pascal celery deliv-
Desmond and Cooper streels, at|ered to any part of Athens or Sayre
2:30 o'clock. Subjcct: “Narcotics.” | for two dollars. L. T. Hovr
Mrs. Eastabrook will speak on 1516 Valley Phone 153 y.
126 Lockhart St.
D. CLAREY COAL 0.
ted the men to withdraw from the sup- |
per line last Sunday evening to engage!
in the fatal encounter. It was stated |
at the departwent that while the nava
authorities have ample machinery for
any action necessary they will not
throw any obstacle In the way of au)
Lehigh Valley Coal
YSU thon Whar 1k Joral sumo [HARD AND SOFT WOOD
Bonds Were Left In an Pasket.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—A suit has
been instituted in the supreme court
of the District of Columbia to deter
mine the ownership of $375,000 ors
of bonds left by the late Caleb
jard After Mr. Willard's death Wh
bonds were found iu a basket ou which
there was a (ag sayiug they were the!
. | property of Willand's wife and Janes JOHN C. PEOKALLY, ;
| ter, to whidlu the executor declined t
i ate
. } | deliver the bonds. The sult flied a SDPRALER IN SEE
! E | intended to compel such deliv ory Foreign and Domestic Fruits. 2
t . Ia aay
Bent Herrick by 10,000, | Olive Oil Quart 85. Gallon $400. “i
| COLUMBUS, O, Nov. 2 ‘That Jols 18 diferent kindy Xt Macaroni at Jaw {
i M. Pattison, Democrat, of Cihucinuat price rus wes =
. has been elocted governor of Oblo for No. 5 Elizabeth St., Waverly.
. | three years hy a plurality runulng
above 40.000 over Governor Myron T |
Herrick of Cleveland, Republican, Is LEHIGH AND SORANTON
- settled, as also i= the Democratic work -
Ing majority in both houses of the state { OA ]
. legislature, Lut there is still sowe un :
certaluty as to the rest of the state]
tcket | At the Lowest Possible Prices.
COAL OCOAL COAL | “ius can bo it at Wegh
| Store, both p ; or atthe Brie
J. W. BISHOP
| yards at Bayre, J Phone 27m,
There is as much difference in|
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| department work. A large attend | ae
ance is desired. Subscelbe for The Record,
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py BaF
N04 Nea in S08 F246
- . | Best Quality & Pr Prompt Delivery
Guaranteed
Bradford Street Yard Phone, 185d
H Office at Raymond Haupt's Stors, Sayre
COLEMAN HASSLER,
the quality of coal as there is]
LOONISOPERANOUSE
between white and yellow sugar. ORCHESTRA
We sell nothing but the celebrated |
| Strictly Up-to-Date Mas! x
Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra- | Sti 7, Up ta-Date 2 oe tenant
site. We also sell Bituminous and! bal Functions, either public or
ber pieces deal will
Loyalsock coal and all kinds of | ia od Cal : all Valley Rocord for terme,
~vood.
Our specialty is prompt service
nd the lowest mark-t price.
J. W. BISHOP,
| 103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhan Bidg.
Both Phones.
WOOD WOOD WOOD
Try-an ad in The Record,
REMEMBER
That everything in our entire
stock-zof Men's, Young Men's, E
and Children’s Clothing, Hats a
Furnishing Goods are made |
skilled mechanics and bear Un