WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
OR OVER.
PP REFSER KESSLER.
WIELAND Co.
"THE BIG STORE WITHES LITTLE —_
SAYRE, PA.
Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M. Except Saturday and Two Evenings After Pay Day.
Furs! Furs!
SECOND FLOOR
Furs!
As the season advances and gets colder, the demand is greater for furs, The good, substantial kind that
wears, and gives satisfaction; that's the kind we sell A large variety of fine far pieces at $5.00, $10.00,
© $12.00, $15.00 up to $40.00. Mafls to mateh at $7.00 to £2000. Other neck pieces at £3.00 up
fur sets in 5 variety of styles at $1.25 to $4.00.
Children's
Wooltex Styles
The demand for this justly famous make of coats and suits is increasing daily. as the ladies become more
acquainted with the make, e trade (Waver-
ly, Sayre and Athens) bat peorle from Towanda, Owego, and other surrounding towns are buying them here
also. The workmanship is perfect and styles always newest, and yoa will
hd D kinds of wear. Prices $13.50 to 827.50 We are sole
% Athens.
We have not only done a large business on these coats with hom
find these coats suitable for all
agents of the Wooltex styles for Waverly, Sayre and
TRADE MARK
WOOLTEX
Fashion Faultliess
Look for This Label, && No Coat Genuine Without It.
Not every customer can afford to buy a Wooltex garment. For those who cannot we
yaried stock to select from at $7.00, $10.00, $12.00 and £15.00.
SEPARATE SKIRTS in all styles, colors and fabrics at prices to suit.
Rugs Rugs
Third Floor
have a large
Notion Department
First Floor
New line of coronation pieces, size
22x22. and 27x27 at prices 1c to 47¢.
Newest dainty neckwear for ladies. Let us show vou
the new line at 23¢ and 50c. Other at Se, 10e and 15e.
Lamps Lamps
Basement
These long. dark evenings we are soon coming to
~ will be much brighter if you will let us supply you
with your lamp needs. We can furnish you with gas,
~ #lectric or oil lamps in an endless variety, Gas drop
" lights at $248 up. Electric drop lights, $2.48 up
Ofl lamps complet- at 25¢, 40¢, §7¢, Tc, 8c. Large
NEE fable lamps at $1.47, $1.75, $2.19, $3.19 up to $9.08
$5 Gas mantles at 10¢, 15¢, 20¢, 26¢ to 40c. Night lamps
for sick room. 48¢ to S3c.
12x12, I8x1N, ; 3
We are headquarters for all Kinds of rugs. Bel
we give you a partial List of
with which we can fill your orders at
Sheik velvet, wool face, 30x54 at $1.50
All wool Smyrua, £250. Onlya
this number left and will sell them at the
£2 ng
rw
goods carrisdd in stock
ones
few of
special
36x72 at
price of §
10 wire tapestryrugs,
738 at $1207,
best quality, ronds
0x12 at SIS 57.
Smith's tapestry 0 wire rugs 0x12 at $16.37;
price for this quality £15.00,
Fine assortment of Smith's Axminster rugs in light
and dark colors; very handsome parlor rugs, 8x12 at
821.87
(fer Se
usual
Velvet rugs, 9x12 at 22250 to 232.7540,
Wilton velvet, 9x12 at £32.50 to $34 57
New line of Umbrella Stands at $12
$1.58, to $7.50.
a Stdineres at 10¢, 15¢, 18¢,
5, $1.37, $1 50
SPECIAL
£2.50 rug, at $1.87
£ REESER, KESSLER WIELAND GOMPANY §
OPOTNHUHON
A FAULTLESS BEER
The following article appears in
the United States Trade Rejorts,
a publication devoted to financial,
agncultural and mechanical inter-
ests:
There has been considerable discus-
sion of the different Kinds of beer since
so much attention has been given to the
discussion of pure food products, and
many are found to give bad aftereflects.
The United States Trade Reports has al-
ways fearlessly discussed
are of general interest to its readers,
and we have received several letters
concerning the different kinds of beer
on the market. We are asked to recom-
mend the best and purest, and which
leaves no bad effects after drinking.
We have made a careful investigation
locally, also referring the matter to our
representatives in all the principal
cities, We feel jostified in saying that
the beer which we find to surpass all
others in purity and ¢leanliness 18 made
by the Datterweich Brewing Co, of
Olean, N. Y.
The above-named firm stands high in
the commercial world, and is well known
for its business tact and enterprise, as
well as for its integrity. This beer
serves as a tonic as well as a beverage,
We have no interest in making this com-
mendation, except wo give credit where
credit is due, as has always been our
policy, and we have not the slightest
hesitancy in recommending this beer to
our readers. We advise all patrons to
call for this beer, especially for invalids
and those of impaired health.
It has been a custom of this paper to
furnish its subscribers with reliable in-
formation on any desired subject free of
charge, that they may designate by let-
ter of inquiry addressed to this office,
The United States Trade Reports has
the largest circulation of any tiade pa-
perof its class, and po other publication
could afford to maintain such a large
stall of experienced editors to make
these investigations, and depend solely
upon its subscription list for support,
We are certain that all dealings which
our readers may have with this firm will
prove mutually beneficial and profitable,
It isa pleasure to us to give this firm
our editorial recommendation, and, at
the same time, to supply our readers
with reliable information on such an
important subject as this.
For sale at the leading bars in
Athen, Sayre and Waverly.
E. A. WiLeex,
Distnbuting Agent.
A.E.BAKER,
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly N. Y.
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
| Bverything Som and Up. and Up-to-Date, First
sy doubtiess argue that the maa Thomas Are, Opps V.8
never find the victim's pocketa™
| =Houston Post.
Y We are offering Axminster rugs, 30564,
ig 5c to $1.47. a regular
5)
Perfectiy Safe.
Miss Oldham in
the night and found a
sacking her trunk She did fot
scream, but looking him square in the
tye, she pointed to the dour and sald
*leave me at once, sir!
“Oh. that's all right. madam
lhe bLurgiar, as he backed
{@oor, “I had no intention of
pou "Chicago News
the middle
burglar ran
ARNOKs
said
toward the
taking
Making Up for Lost Time
Mrs. Tungay -You can't imagine
{how convenient [ find it to have a tele
phote in the house | don't see how we
ever managed to get along without it
Her Husband-—Yes, |
Jou want a first-class Without any trouble, he
| you find It. [I tried nine
| you up to-day and
were Lusy talking to s§
Chicago Tribune
: . Keep the Ball Rolling.
“We have them to sell. We - :
have the following ranges
in stock
such topics as
in imagine,
convenient
to call
you
Ww
times
very time
mebody else —
Desmond St.
"ELMER A. WILBER,
Wholesaler of
Sayre.
Yalevard
trying him for
think he's a coming
Freshmar
football
half-back
Miss Bryumaure sh he'd come
il the way ha i : 10 intro.
ress
They're
team 1
Le
phia P
the visitor,
i your great
grandfather in the
That was h
Kadd, pompously but didn’t
carry it 4id that for him,
of phia Press
ciation
Is z repited Rich
ley he
His man
Ours Plhilade
A Professicoal View
Do you think these pumerous {nves-
tigations and arresis w to put
an end ww graf’
No AnEwWered
“but they'll
incompetent
petition
HILL & BEIBACH
care
Best of Everything
: Lockhart St.
i sere
Mr
gorve to
Dustin Stax,
off a lot of
unprofessional com-
D Star
SCAre
and
Washing:
He Couldn't
“The police have arrested a man and
Bis wife for holding up and robbing |
women ia Golden Gate park.”
Hd
ERD
Mrs. Joseph Hines i is on a short
trip to Philadelphia. -
Misses Irene and Mary Warner
‘are in Milan to spend Sunday.
Robert Rith of Lock Haven, is
the guest of Dr. Cowell for a few
days.
Mrs. H. N. Weller went to She-
shequin this morning to spend
Sunday with her patents,
Mrs. George A. Dayton was an
over night guest of friends in town
enroute to her home in Towanda
Miss Ballentine, one of the
teachers in Athens high school,
went to her home in Smithfield to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Hoffman and daugh-
ter Ethel were in town over night
on their way from Corning to their
home in Towanda.
Rev M. B. Wood went to Es.
itelle, Sullivan county, this morn-
ing to attend the dedication of the
new Church of Christ
Mrs. H. D. Hess
telle, Sulllvan county, this morn-
ing, to attend the dedicating ser
vices of a new church today
Mr and Mrs. C. I. Hess and
Miss Bessie Tompkins have been
visiting at the home of H. D. Hess,
and returned to their home in To-
wanda this morning.
went to Es
The marriage of Miss Anna
Schrier and Charles Reagan of
Waverly, will take place at thej
Catholic church in Athens Tues
day evening, November 14, at 7:30
o'cleck
Now is the time to put in your
winter cabbage and celery. Thirty
large heads of cabbage and fity
giant heads of Pascal celery deliv-
cred to any part of Athens or Sayre
for two dollars. 1. T. Hovr,
151 6 Valley Phone 153 y
Dr. E. M. Cowell and wife en
tertained all of the teachers of the
town in an evening of unalloyed
enjoyment at their pleasant home
on South Main street last evening
There were twenty six present and
the social features were of the most
cn] oyable kind
Our commdes of
the Grand
Army should attend the lecture at
the M. E. church Fnday evening,
November 17, to be given by Dr.
Ihfl on the Boys of ‘61-65. Dr.
Ihff was a good soldier, is an elo~
quent talker, and he will give a re-
cital of facts that will stir up all of
the patriotic their
hearts
ATHENS CHURCHES
Presbyterian—Services morning
and evening conducted by Rev. W.
H. Sawtelle. “Christ and Him
Cricified” and “The Fountain for
Sin," are the subjects respectively
for the day. Sunday school and
C. E. as usual, .
Episcopal— Services morning
and evening conducted by the rec-
tor, Rev. W. E. Daw. Sunday
school as usual.
Mecthodist—Rev. J. W. Young of
Newark Valley will exchange pul
pits both morniag and evening
Sunday schoci and Epworth
League as usual.
Baptist—Services morning and
evening conducted by the pastor
Rev. Mr. Allen. Morning subject,
“Full Steam Ahead” Evening
subject, “Divine Love.” Sunday
School and C. E. as usual.
Catholic— Services conducted
by Rev. M. F. O'Rourke at 8 a. m
and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2
p. m.
cmotion In
Universalist— Morning subject,
“Our Duty in Little Things." Ev-
ening subject, “The Good I See in
the Presbyterians.” Sunday school
as usual.
New Book on Sale
Athens—The new book by Geo.
Selinger Kimball, author of Piney
Home, is now on sale at Sanford's
drug store, Athens, and Jump's
drug store, Sayre. It is entitled,
“‘Jay Gould Harmon" and is a sec-
life and interest, If you begin it
cused by Brether-in-law.
" WHITE PLAINS,
Alpert V. Dele i
deavoring to secure the release of Bs
bride from asylum, te
which she was the evening fel:
lowing her ma
was arrested at the close of the bha-
on a bench warrant issued by Record
er Goff of New York city, Reid bhav.'
ing been indicted by the
county grand jury upon a charge of
bigamy. Reid denounced his arrest as
an outrage and denied his guilt He
said the arrest was not unexpected, as
his brothers in-law had hinted at some
thiug of the kind. Reld said his fiset
wife die] Lefore he left England somé
yeqr= ugo, aud he denied that be mar |
ried any woman in Canadas, as bad
been intimated He was taken at
once to New York
yesterday bLy Victor Delano, Mra.
Reid's brother, whe told of various ee
centric acts of his sister Mrs Vie
tor Delano testified to the same of-
fect Ir Samuel D Lyon of the
Bloomingdale asyluin testified that
Mrs. Reid was deficient (u moral sease
and mentally, but that she had greatly
improves] while in the asylum and was
not actually insane
THE AUTO AS MEDICINE.
Pr. G. W. McCaskey Says We Arve In
Need of Fast Motion.
CHICAGO, Nov. ll —Automobiling [i
is one of the best cures for bodily In
firmities due to poor operation of the
digestive organs, according to Dr. Q
W. McCaskey of Fort Wayne, Ind,
who addressed the American Academy
Lof Medicine at a meeting here. Hig
subject was “The Physiology of Recre-
ation,” and he took a position said by
members of the soclety to be pro
gressive if not revolutionary. “Mental
depression can destroy entirely the ef-
feet of food and cause digestive disor-*
ders of the gravest nature,” Dr. Me
Caskey said Recreation has a most
beneficial effect, and the desire to go te
a restaurant after witnessing a pleas!
ing performance at some theater is due
wainly to the effects of having one's
mind relieved and thus Influencing the
flow of digestive flulds
“For recreative effect most persons
peed some sort of diversion which con-
tains fast motion, and this exXplains the
popularity of mutomobiling. the benef
eial effects of which 1 know by expert:
ence
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Indianapolis Would Own Gas Plaah
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.—Hights of the
city of Indianapolis to purchase the
plant of the Consumers’ Gas Trusl|
company of that city were argued
bere before Judges Grosscup, Kohlsaat
and Seaman in the United States cir
cult court of appeals Indianapolis
eity officials are endeavoring to secure
A reversal of a decree of Judge Baker |
of Indiana, who held that the «ity had
uo right to purchase the natural gas
plants of the company
ie——
The Only One.
He—1 dreamt last night I proposed
to a pretty girl
She -What did | say? New Yorker |
Big Salmon Crop.
Alaska's canned salmon output ls
timated this year at $10,000 000,
Wenther Probabilities.
west winds
|
Fair;
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. |
Closing Seck Quoiiions. |
Money Hi pay |
cent Prime mercantile paper, doy ped
cent Exchanges | 2 TS Dalene ca,
$13.7. 017. total Imports of dry goods al
the port of New York for the week ending |
yesterday were valued at $2335.21
Closing prices
Amal. Copper
on call strong at
N. Y. Central
Atchison Si, Norf. & West
B&O 119% Penn R R
Brooklsu R 1 ns Reading
C.C.C & 8 1. iY Pook Island
Ches & Onilo 53g St Paul
Chi. & Northw JI Southern Pal
D.&H n= Suuthern Ry
Erle 44 South. Ry. pf
Gen. Electric 18414 Sugar
ji Central 175% Texas Pacific
Lackawanna ¥ Union Pacific
louis & Nash, 148% UU. 8 Steel
Manhattan 166g UB Steel pf
Metropolitan 115 West, Unlon
Missour! Pac ]
“la 1% |
|
Hy |
3% |
175%
6
4%
ay
Hn
|
in|
ny | |
New York Markets.
FLOUR—Dull and barely steady, Mins |
esotla patents, $655 3, winter stralg hts,
Haas winter extras, J29g31 3 ghia]
patents. M3504
WHEAT-Dull and easier as a resuit o
big Argentine shipments, lower cables a
realizing by professionals December, |
BLauthe., May, LHJTH 5-1sc
BUTTER Creamery, extras, per poun
BY (Mercantile Ex hang. Jha
Quotation, extras, 3c. i, firsts,
seconds, Iwill; thirds Nes Ba
extras 3c. state dulry, tubs, iray |
., firsts, DR scconds, Ga
thirds 17g ise
CHELSE State, full cream, small adh)
large colored and white, Se Aube, faly |
cy, 13§¢.; October, choice, : fair
ood, 17%WUII%c.. light Ita, ":
ke : bart sklma, prime, 1
us common Ww fu
skims Thai tly
EGGS State
selcctled, white, fancy. Xo
g£ic.; mixed, extra, 5
firsts, 2XYrc , dirves, 154017
gi6c refrigerator, April
brands ar firsts, Wir Ma)
packed, " | summer Per eax, |
TALLOW — Barely steady. city, ce |
country. #584
HAY ~ Stes Ady: good te
choice, SigElily.
Easy
POUL RY
per pound,
igeons, per palr, 3«
RESSED POULTRY
ty picked, per pound,
15% old Wis
alr and under
ice, 10%
good,
re ;
Pennsylvania nnd nearby
cholce, Ng
greta to extra
, Checks I
“ ked, fancy!
shipping, ogtic |
Ung Frys ous Es
Chic Ke ne
pring
oc. |
nearby, turkeys, 14 |
Turleys, asprin
106§18¢. , scalded,
brotlers, 4 pounds tt
Philade iy vhia, ary oP ked |
Hi. ; New ork and ten nevi
Ix chickens, roasting, Pounds to A
and over. Philadelphia, yi} pleked 140 |
dx. ; New York and PYunsy vans 10g14c. |
fowls, Philadeiphia, ry pl ked J3gise
old cocks, dry Sn 9c. , scalded, Be.)
ese, eastern, white, per pound, 18g il
ark, 154) 1% stime, large, white |
r doxen 129%; dark!
7; culls i
DRESSE ID “UE ATB-Calves slow at Sl
13% for city droseed veals, gle f
country dressed and #{ for russel)
and fed alves, mutton weak at
per pound and lambs sjow al sgiie; | i
country dressed hogs steady at sgs
per pound for lightweight T\aT%c n
medium and Wye. for heavy hog»
} Live Stock Markets,
' CATTLE go Hght. market ot
ehotce, i prime. OG;
fat
py. mat =)
squib
5 oad mixed
FURSH
DN
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This is a rare chance to
price.
get a good Overcoat at half
308 BROAD STREET,
A Laughing Matter,
“Pop'”
“Yes, my son’
“What Is a horse laugh?”
“Why, a horse laugh, my boy, is one
the nag gives when he's drawing a dis
car back to town."—
{| Yonkers Statesman
Cause and Effect.
Mifkins—Is your friend Hix well off?
Bifkins—He was
Mifkins—Then he has lost his for-
Bifkins—No;, he got married last
~Chicago Dally News
Cautious
“Why does Bliggins losist on carry-
fog that shabby umbrella?”
“He's afmald to get a pew one for fear
it would prevent somebody from giving
him one on Christmas. —Washington
Star
Striking an Average.
“He has bought an absolutely nolse-
| less automobile
“1 suppose he off: els it with that ex-
tremely loud automobile suit | saw
him In yesterday.”"—Cleveland Plain
Dealer
When They Got Home.
Bhe—You know very well that | had |
| very little to say
He—Yes, | know you had very little!
to say. The trouble Is it took you so
long to say it. — Yonkers Statesman.
Wanted to See.
“Ma caught me lookin’ through the|
keyhole at sister an’ her beau.”
“Gee! Did she lick you?”
Naw. But she made me give her
the place.”—Cleveland Leader.
{
i
{
The Air He Feit.
Knicker—Do you ever feel musie in
{ your feet? |
Bocker—Yes: but It's mainly Green: |
land's Icy Mountains.—N. Y. Sun
Helped Herself.
She—Did she
Rissed her?
He—No; [| beileve she just helped]
Bersel? — Yonkers Statesman
WAVERLY, N. Y.
When You Want
Books, Stationery, Blank
Books, Pocketbooks, Pen-
cils, Inks, Crepe Papers,
Games, Novelties, Toys,
Souvenir Post Cards, etc.
Lowest
Prices at
Weber's News Parlors
126 Lockhart St.
D. CLAREY COAL C0,
Lehigh Valley Coal
‘HARD AND ) SOFT WOOD
| Best Quality & Prompt Delivery
Guaranteed
Btreet Yard 1854
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYHAN.
Especial care and prompt at-
to moving of
' Pianos, Household Goods, Safes
Label.