WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
OR OVER.
PREESER. KESSLER |
WIELAND C0.
THE BIG STORE MTHS Q LITTLE PRICES”
SAYRE, PA.
Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M. Except Saturday and Two Evenings-After Pay Day.
Get Ready For Thanksgiving
* It's not long now before Thanksgiving will be a toothsome fact . 3
Are you already —can’t you ina minute's th inking, remember half dozen things you need ?
We turn the C hina, Crockery and Glassware —the Linen—the Kitchen and Cooking Utensil
Departments over to yo
-
with pn ipped close
Table Linens--27 Kinds
Unbleached patterns at
25¢, 20¢, 30¢, 2c, 4Sc and
ide per vard
Bleached patterns at
§3¢, 48¢ ble, Ge, B0¢ oC,
79¢, 87¢, O7¢, ¥8¢, 21.29,
R148, and 81.50
Napkins, a number of
nany to mateh,
: $1.00,
$139, 2145,
desigus,
at Ge, The, Rig,
$1.19, £1.25,
bh, 73:00 cloth at 31.08, $2.30, 8270 and up to 25.25.
and Sc.
up to $5.25. Pattern cloths with napkins 10 mate
Napkins, §194 §1.19, snd $145. Tray clot
Go to th: bassm nt for Game Sets R200 to 88.97, In gow
Cut gl »s in vndiess variety at 2%c a pi-cs uj to £5.08
All sorts of od pieces of Caina ta fill every want, at
Two Big Specials | Millinery Department
NOTION DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR
Monday Nov. 27 Only If you don't find in our showing just the particular
’ .
1 1 i whimay ia a hat that you want talk it over with our
Ny A gross of embroidered tarsover collar 'S¢ designer. She delights to work out novel ideas and
E yegular 10c value. Special for the day kas the “know Baw,”
: 2 ) ce from 2 to 4 2 : 3
” ens Eogh rehon lace fre Sc Ladies can buy a trimmed hat at $1.50 up, but we
in wide. strong valae
keep all within the bonds of good value,
< good i < 4 © d doa't a
: El a value if you need lace an » Children’s hats from 50¢ up.
. Flannelette Special | ,[.I"0 Gain wie » 1 5
Monday, Nov. 27, Only ) i -&C
Something for Nothing If Presented Tuesday, Nov. 28
THIS COUPON IS VOID ANY OTHER DAY
This work will be done by Mr. Peckham, a New York
artist, who will temporarily open a stadio
floor, morning of the 25th, and comes to us from ope of
2h other stores in our buyiog syndicate and Is spoken
of in the highest terms, both as to navel prodaction as
well as bis coorteous treatment.
GOOD PICTURES GUARANTEED. WILL NEVER
FADE. Sittings made in cloudy weather and evenings
by electric light.
— under 14 years gust be accompanied by par
hs at 25¢
design and various colorings.
prices right for economical bavers,
good value at 10¢
Present to R. K. W. Co. Nov. 28.
THIS COUPON
Entities One Person to
One 10 Cent Photo Button
FREE OF CHARGE
No Group Pictures made for this coupon.
Extra Buttons may be purchased at prices
ranging from five cents up,
on our thin
Issued Through The Valley Record
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BOOKS, A 2
VELTIES, GAMES, 4 OurSample Overcoat Sale being ‘so successful we |
note the public is always looking for
REAL BARGAINS
apkins, plain and flowered;
's Tissue Paper in all tints,
ing paper flowers; Toys, 5
0 cent articles; Souvenir Post §
pds, in cardboard and leather
$0 all the Daily Papers. Always! §
“the Lowest Prices—and Good |!
or's News Parlors ;
126 Lockhart St.
J. CARY,
ND BUILDER |coaL
REAL ESTATE
. BLOCK. SAYRE.
PETE)
aS
suit any taste, likewise your pocketbook.
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equal to any $6.00 suit.
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25
a08 Broad Strect
WAV ERLY NN. Y.
COAL
J. W. BISHOP
There is as much difference in
the quality of coal as there is
. & BEIBACH
between white and yellow sugar. (Co
CAPE
: ; We sell nothing but the celebrated
t of Everything | Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra-
: ‘cite. We also sell Bituminous and
khart St. | Loyalsock coal and all kinds of
wood
Our specialty is prompt service |
and the lowest market price.
J. W. BISHOP,
03 L high Ave, Lockhast B dg.
Both Phones
RANGE
in stock
; or at the wd
NASSLER.
SMITHING
BING AND GENER- |
weave. (WINES, LIQUORS
fai ohesbaeing] BEERS AND ALES
Thought and Garland
ELMER A. WILBER,
Steel Ranges,
Wholesaler of
cinity of their lands has been well |
Three Horses and Twenty-One. jgyestipated. Two experts from |{J
Cows Saved Through Efforts Scranton came up last night and i
of Owner's Wife. stayed with E. W. Manning, who | ;
: came with them this forenoon and |
Athens—Last evening at about
they were taken over to the min-
7:30 o'clock the two large barns y
ing territory. W. HL. Nutt, Oscar | U9
belonging to Wells A. Wood on Johnson and Fred Noble started i 1
the old Ward homestead about 1151 oon dynamite and fuse and alt | D8
miles west of Smithfield Centre, rip: necessary outfit to fire off a|
were burned, together with about |} ov Fred Sherman, John M.| be
forty tons of hay, a'large quantity | yer and Charlie O- trander | §
of grain. Several wagons and har-
ness and agricultural tools were
also burned. Mr. Wood was ab-
sent from home at Smithfield and
only his wife and her mother were.
at home. Mrs. Wood heroically
went to work and saved three
horses and twenty one cows that
would have been burned had it not Athens Vesterdar was the 7oth | x
been for her timely efforts. The; ivercary birthday of Esquire hg in shoes for Thanksgiving Day wear or on any oth- ¥
house is of brick and came near \ijiam Snyder of Sheshequin. fp ©* day of the Fall and Winter. Our leading shoes
being consumed with the rest of yr. (oo Leen a very prominent Bt for men are the A. E. Nettleton and atk Over—
the buildings. Mr. Wood has His first man- | [ii] for women, Edwin C. Burt, Patrician, La France §
$1200 insurance but will lose a and Doris. 4
large amount above insurance. ALL FAMOUS FOR WEAR.
Miss Martha St Stulen spent the 4 ”)
day in Elmira
Will Schrier was up from Tow- | MURPHY & BLISH’S
(anda last night tp visit his parents
{in town
a Big Legitimate Price Clothing Sale is nearing an end.
wile: this Honing. Only a few days left. The sale positively closes on Nov-
‘ember 30th. Between now and then you have a oppor-
William Yontz returned hom=!
with Mrs. Yont: Thursday and is tURIty to save nearly one-half in the purchase of a suit or
| restored to his usual health. overcoat.
*
Move Quickly
George Ferguson has been quite
ot iil soa beable to attend EVEry minute you delay lessens your chances of securing
High Grade Clothing at 40 to 50 per cent below cost.
Now is the Accepted Time. Further Delay Means
4 Ready Now For Tianksgiing-Ou Stock is Just .
Brim Full Now of Good Things
19TH ANNIVERSARY :
man in that place
sion was the centre of attraction A
for the young people in early times |
where they held their parties and ©
tripped the light fantastic. Re aos
Asa Gregory and Bert Stone
Mrs. E A. Cole went to Tow-|
| anda this morning to visit her sis.
ter, Mrs. F. A. Eilenburger.
to his duties at the grocery again
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Robbins of
Allentown, N. J, are visiting Rev.
land Mrs. W. E. Daw at the rec-
William Harding and wife went |
+ His morning ie The following prices are the power which set in motion
7 the grandest sale of Clothing this valley has ever known:
Men’s Suits. | Young Men’s Pants
.
Elmer Briggs is home from New-
where he is employ-
the Breeze company, and | Every suit wa show is well worth consideration. Every 5
Young men's pants $3.50 and 4.00, now
$1.50 and $3.00 pants, now
with new collar, wide lapel, broad athletic shoalders and
shape retaining front, beaatitally tailored apd finished
with careful attention to detail, made of Scotehy cheviots,
Mrs. James N. Campbell of Seeds aud Worteds, id the nobbiest patterns and color-
y 27 : eis . ings the markets p ace,
W. Va, is visiting friends Single and double breasted sack suits for
They are men, in black and bine cheviots, thibets and
here for a short time.
| | an undressed Moreted, former pres 18.00, sale
| building a new botel in that place | rice ;
which Mr. Campbell will have] aeons sack suits, eles and double breasted
charge of. Mrs. Campbell will rc | styles, made of excellent fabrics in handsome = $10. an
$10.00 and 12.00 suits, sale price
| patterns that were 15.00, now.
turn when they are ready to oc-|
$1.98
Black and blue cheviots containing all the
fashion kinks and style changes that expen- $3 a6
.
Thankagiving.
$200 pants, now
Haberdashery Department
21c
dc
Gladys,
Heavy fleeced lined shirts and drawers, for-
mer price 50, now
100 mixed gray hose........ Visivresverua ‘a
76¢ and $1.00 dress shirts
ATHENS CHURCHES
Boioopal Services morning |
and evening by the Rector, Rev. |
| W. E. Dawe. |
| sive clothing boasts
Suits for Young Men
Young men's single and double breasted
| suits brimfull of all the character that the
i {most particular young man could wish for.
| Catholic—gFarly mass at 8ig190p, F15.00 and 13.50, sale price $8.75
k;
| o'clock; High mass at 10 o'cloc $6 25
.
| Sunday sat at 2 p.m. $8.00 and 10.00 suits, sale price. ............
Baptist—Services morning and |
00 and 7.00 suits, sale pri
evening by the pastor, Rev. F. L $4902 suits, sale price
‘Allen. Morning subject, “Refuge 0 t f Old d Y g
lin God," evening, “Wages, Is vercoa S or di oun |
| Gifts.” | . overcoats, medion length for nea, very popular and
Ini {gt i | dressy styles whic ve many admirers, cut single
Universalist-— Services morning ead with fall skirt, fine velvet collar, broad shoulders,
‘and evening conducted by the pas- | peautifally lined Shuvughiont, nade of meltons, $13. 25
tor. Morning subject: “Thanks. | friezes and kerseys, $18.00 and 20.00, now
ivi ns ercoats for men and e
giving, and be ye Thankful, "Even ng a £8 vad youn ony $9. 56
,,| Double breasted overcoats for men 5
| Confucianism and Their Good. is, men, the season's dressiest style, cut
Mecthodist—Preaching morning $8 and py With ov without belt, $6. 15
and evening by the pastor, Rev.) Men's smart avercoats that were formerly $5. 00
| Dr. Simpson. Morning service #7, now.
Red and blue 10¢c handkerchiefs, now
35¢ suspenders, now
|
| Boys’ knee pants, 500 and 75¢, now.
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$1.50 black derby bats, fall and winter styles
Men's black sateen and black and white
Heavy wool hose, 25¢, now
Men's 50 and 76¢c heavy jersey shirts
Men's $1.00 fleece lined heavy jersey shirts,
Boy's knee pants . ...
Boya'single vests. .................c0 000s
Boys' caps.. .
Young men's long belted overcoats, in black
and fancies. Former price $4.90, now
Thgee that were formerly $15 now
Boys’ Clothing
Boys' suits sizes 8 to 17 years made of warm
serviceable fabrics, stardily tailored and
smart styles, regular value 5.00, 8.00 and
Sale price
£3.00 and 3.50 suits cut in mansish Maca ia
single and double breasted styles
£2.00 and 2.25 suits, containing every Kink
and wrinkle that the most fastidious ;
Bry wih or, rom $140
| the churches are to unite in a tem- | Coats
|perance Sunday, and his subject] gingle coats for men in all sizes, in black
will be "Temperance." Evening 3d gray, worth $4.00, sale price ....... eden
subject, “Give the Giver with the Men's all wisl reelirs, wore $590, now: i.
| Gift.” : | Black Irish frieze, made with extra high col-
Presbyterian—Preaching morn. | lar, double breasted, wool 1i ned, $3.00, now.
ling and evening by Rev. W. H. Heavy canvas coats in black and brown,
‘Sawtelle. The morning service lined, were $1.30, now
wil be in the interest of “Church |
| Federation” ‘and the principles as
f
2.25
3.15
6.90
91c
10 dozen boys’ vests, former pri ce Bo, now 21c
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